This is not the Three Kingdoms story you know.
When eighteen-year-old Sun Quan inherited the blood-soaked legacy of his elder brother, he faced more than a desperate situation surrounded by powerful enemies. Within Jiangdong, undercurrents were surging too. The world remembers Cao Wei's dominance of the Central Plains and Shu Han's banner of the Han, but often forgets how, on the banks of the Yangtze, a young ruler with “purple whiskers and green eyes” forged a path to greatness for Eastern Wu against all odds.
