Eight Emperors General

The world is divided into three parts, with Yu, Yan and Cang standing in a tripartite position. This is a troubled time where extraordinary power runs through the ranks. Civil servants and generals each have special powers, such as controlling the elements of heaven and earth, calling upon the divine power of immortals, or possessing the ability to see and hear from a thousand miles away. Ordinary soldiers are by no means just backgrounds, and everyone has extraordinary combat prowess. The three kingdoms each have their own elites to control the country: the Yu Kingdom's Dragon Cavalry Forbidden Army nourishes its soldiers with the royal family's ancient dragon blood, and can perform dragon magic with unparalleled sharpness; the Yan Kingdom's wolf warriors have formed an alliance with the ghost wolf, and the wolf-riding charges are invincible, and their speed and impact are unmatched in the world; The Yu State relied on the dangers of the four fortresses in Guanzhong, supported the Longyou Horse Farm and the Bashu Granary, and dominated the northwest; the Yan State controlled the North China Plain east of the river, with a prosperous population and flourishing agriculture and mulberry trees, and dominated the east; the Cang State relied on the natural dangers of the Yangtze River, and relied on the hills of the water network in the south of the Yangtze River, and its defense line was impregnable. Each of the three kingdoms called it Zhengshuo, claiming it was the destiny of heaven, and continued to attack it all year round. The power of the court was vested in the noble clans, and the people at the bottom were burdened with heavy burdens, and uprisings occurred one after another. In the northern grasslands, the unified nomadic regime Ule watched with eager eyes, wandering between Yan and Yu, either joining forces with Yan to attack Yu, or joining forces with Yu to attack Yan, causing border troubles all year round. The world may be unified, or someday soon...