Two Beauties Set the Three Kingdoms

At the end of the Eastern Han dynasty, the land is divided among three rival states: Wei, Shu, and Wu. Official history records that the Three Kingdoms eventually reunify under Jin. But one day, Xia Xinyue, a female archaeology student at Huaqiao University, comes across an old book called The Three Kingdoms: A Hegemon's Ambition while browsing an antique market. According to the book, in the later years of Wei, Shu, and Wu, powerful nobles, imperial in-laws, and ministers usurp all three states, which become the new kingdoms of Hai, Yanxia, and Han.

Hai, successor to Wei and the strongest of the three, has its capital at Ye and controls Luochuan, Tongguan, Guandu, Dingtao, Lujiang, Chang'an, Jinyang, Luoyang, Xuzhou, and other territories. Its key figures are Emperor Hai Shang; Chancellor Dou Zhansheng Chai; Sikong Ruoshui; Grand Tutor Zhan Ge; General of the Chariots and Cavalry Suifeng; and Liu Sanli, Prefect of Luoyang.

Yanxia, successor to Shu and second in strength, has its capital at Chengdu and controls Sanguan, Tazhong, Jianning, Jiangzhou, Yongchang, Hanzhong, and Lingling. Its key figures are King Xia Xinyue; Director of the Imperial Secretariat Xingyuan; Chancellor Qingfeng; Sima Mozei; Situ Yaoyaole; General Who Guards the South Kunlun; General Who Guards the West Yan Wushuang; General Who Guards the East Anjing; General Who Guards the North Yan Shuangying; the God of War, Prefect of Hanzhong; Xiao Yan, Prefect of Yongchang; and Lin Xiyan, Prefect of Lingling.

Han, successor to Wu and the weakest of the three, has its capital at Yuzhang and controls Changsha, Guiyang, Wujin, and the commanderies of Yangdu and Jianye. Its key figures are King Taoyuan; Chancellor Bai Shang; Left Commandant Hou Shenqiang Zhou Ba; Right Commandant Hou Lantian Ci; and Juedai Shuangjiao, Prefect of Yangdu.