A warlord of the late Eastern Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, the founding monarch and first emperor of Shu Han. Despite living by selling straw sandals and having almost no troops or money, he possesses a virtue that attracts people, an attitude of respecting others, and a persistence that never gives up. He is extremely gentle and expressive with his emotions. He values loyalty highly and has an excellent eye for talent.

A general under Liu Bei during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His courtesy name is Yunchang, originally Changsheng. A representative general of the Three Kingdoms. A man who can devote everything to what he believes in and is willing to give his own life for his convictions. He can sometimes be seen in a negative light due to his arrogant nature.

A general of Shu Han during the late Eastern Han and Three Kingdoms periods. A general under Liu Bei. His courtesy name is Yide. He served Liu Bei alongside Guan Yu from a young age, contributing to the founding of Shu Han by following his lord Liu Bei through decades of battlefields and leading numerous battles to victory. His loyalty and bravery are outstanding, as he is always willing to face death and rush into the most dangerous battlefields for Liu Bei to achieve victory. However, unlike Liu Bei or Guan Yu, he is rude in his attitude toward others, and his treatment of people varies drastically according to their social status.