Three Kingdoms: The Heavenly Mandate Tome of the Three Kingdoms War Chronicles

The Four Divine Swords and the Heavenly Mandate Mystic Book Yitian, fire; Ganjiang, thunder; Tai'e, wind; Qinggang, ice. Four divine swords, four sword spirits, four wishes. The four volumes of the Heavenly Mandate Mystic Book are fire, thunder, wind, and rain. The rules of yin and yang split apart hundreds of years ago. On the day the rift in the heavens opens once more, the rules will become whole again. A Different Way for Three Kingdoms Heroes to Live Zhuge Liang farms in Longzhong, with vines climbing all over his bamboo trellis. Zhao Yun studies the icy patterns on the Qinggang Sword beneath an old locust tree in Changshan. Wei Yan sets up a pancake stall at the south gate of Jingzhou and hands out pancakes to everyone for free. Cao Cao lies buried at Qingmaogang in Nanzhong. His tombstone bears no title, only a single line: “Cao Cao, the man who watched over the green grass.” Sima Yi heads north and vanishes without a trace, carrying the question “Who will come with me?” as he walks the road forever.