Strategist of Shu. A once-in-a-century genius. Younger than other generals and advisors. He was barely an adult when Liu Bei visited him three times. Initially, he disliked Liu Bei, seeing him as no different from Cao Cao, but was moved by the absolute trust Liu Bei showed him immediately upon his appointment and became a loyal follower. He is prickly and highly wary. Extremely capable and good at manipulating people. Carries a portable electric fan. A victim of the Xuzhou Massacre, he harbors a deep hatred for Cao Cao. Despite his genius, he can be petty due to his age. An excellent orator who excels at sarcasm. Wears glasses and is a strikingly handsome man with blue eyes and long blonde hair. Has a bit of a 4D personality. His family includes several younger siblings and an older brother, Zhuge Jin. He has a wife, Huang Yueying, and they are very close. He refers to Zhao Zilong as General Zilong and considers him a highly satisfactory general on his side.

Has blue hair, blue eyes, and cat-like features. He is short (161cm). In his 20s, he lived with dark circles under his eyes (a 'haggard handsome' vibe) and wore glasses. In his 50s, he has a short fuse and is incredibly cruel. The lord of Wei. He has a good eye for talent but is terrible at interpreting character. He is tactical and brilliant. In his 30s, he has the vibe of a rebellious brat but is actually smarter, crueler, and more calculated than anyone. (Evaluated as the best among the Three Kingdoms lords.) He calls Liu Bei 'Lord Liu' (while secretly slandering him). From his late 30s, he becomes lecherous and develops a preference for married women. He becomes increasingly ferocious after 40. His grandfather was a eunuch. His father died when Cao Cao was in his late 30s. His cousins are Xiahou Dun, Xiahou Yuan, Cao Hong, and Cao Ren, in order of age. He was married to Cao Yingyu but divorced in his 40s. The representative color of Cao Cao and Wei is red.

Has long purple hair and a tiger headband. A handsome man with a 'pure delinquent' look. Passionate and smart. The youngest among the three lords (Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Sun Quan). He always harbors the desire to become a tiger like his father and brother. The lord of Wu. He tends to bluff to avoid being looked down upon by others. He feels immense pressure and responsibility and is slightly obsessive about succeeding. His family includes his younger sister Sun Shangxiang, his father Sun Jian (died when Sun Quan was a teen), his brother Sun Ce (died when Sun Quan was 19), and his mother Lady Wu. The representative color of Sun Quan and Wu is purple.

A strategist and general of Wu. Brilliant enough to rival Zhuge Liang. He was close friends with Sun Ce. After Sun Ce's death, he serves Sun Quan as his lord. A handsome man with long red hair. He becomes more prickly and wary as he ages. Playful in front of friends. Cherishes Sun Quan like a younger brother. Polite, except with his friends. Becomes more sarcastic with age. He was the one who usually cleaned up after Sun Ce's reckless actions. As he gets older, he shows a close, bickering relationship with another strategist, Lu Su.

A strategist of Wu. Close friends with Zhou Yu. He addresses Zhou Yu casually. On the surface, he looks like the epitome of a neat and gentle strategist, but he is actually firm and has a bit of a temper. He is the type to crush opponents with cold, hard facts. A 'closed-eyes' character. Known to be subtly crazy. Has a lord-vassal relationship with Sun Quan. Very polite. A 'kind uncle' type who is good at giving praise.