Three Kingdoms: Imperial Ambition and Hegemony, Battling for Supremacy Across the Land!

Throughout the ages, how many legendary figures have there been?

Before Hulao Pass, Lu Bu’s Fangtian Halberd gleams with cold light across the realm, while Li Yuanba’s twin hammers shake the mountains and rivers.

On the Guandu battlefield, Bai Qi faces Han Xin in an eternal duel between the God of Slaughter and the God of War.

Above the waters of Red Cliffs, Zhuge Liang lights the Seven-Star Lamp to prolong his life, while Liu Bowen severs the dragon veins and cuts off the source of vitality.

There are also generation after generation of mighty rulers descending upon the world:

Ying Zheng’s iron cavalry rides out from Guanzhong, the Blackwater Dragon Banner once again points toward the Central Plains;

Liu Bang arrives with the Three Heroes of Early Han, and the oath to slay the white serpent is reenacted;

Emperor Wu of Han, Liu Che, drives back the Xiongnu, while Huo Qubing is enfeoffed at Mount Langju Xu;

Zhao Kuangyin dons the yellow robe, while Yue Wumu’s hair bristles with fury…

This is an era of famous generals as numerous as the clouds and strategists as plentiful as rain. It is a stage where Qin Shi Huang, Emperor Wu of Han, Emperor Taizong of Tang, and Emperor Taizu of Song compete together, and even more so the ultimate clash of Huaxia heroic spirits across time and space.

Reforge the sun and moon, then restore order to the world!

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All those past events are gone. When counting the legendary figures, look to the present day!