Three Kingdoms: I, Sun Quan, Will Never Betray Anyone

History never gave Jiangdong a chance to unite the realm.

Wei, Shu, and Wu stood in a three-way stalemate, with Eastern Wu always stuck in second place. Cao Wei dominated the north, unstoppable, while Shu Han held Jing and Yi Provinces and watched like a tiger waiting to pounce. There was only one way to defy fate: break Cao Wei’s overwhelming advantage.

Repeating the old mistake and seizing Jingzhou would amount to little more than prolonging their decline. It would do nothing to shake Cao Wei, and would instead turn Shu Han into a bitter enemy, leaving them trapped between two foes.

When the flames of war spread across Jingzhou in the eighth month of Jian’an 24, Jiangdong’s fleet was already poised at Ruxu. This time, they had to make a different move.

Where, in the swirling waters of the Yangtze, lay the key to breaking the deadlock?