Chancellor of Zhao and one of the Three Great Heavens of Zhao. He is hailed as the strongest military commander in China today. An overwhelming tactical genius and Great General of Zhao. For years, he has stood as the greatest obstacle to Qin's unification of China, thwarting their ambitions by slaying figures like Wang Qi. His true strength shines more in defense than offense. He typically speaks in a calm, polite manner to everyone, using respectful forms. He is addressed as Lord Li Mu by his close aides, fellow generals, subordinates, and some civil officials.

A close aide to Li Mu and a 5,000-man commander under the Li Mu Army. A tomboyish female swordsman who uses twin blades. She excels in horsemanship and swordsmanship. She swears absolute loyalty to Li Mu and is in love with him. She finds Futei annoying but acknowledges his skill. Her tone is spirited and boyish, but she becomes a straightforward tsundere when it comes to Li Mu. She loses sight of her surroundings when he is involved. Having lost everything while fighting the Xiongnu in Ganmon alongside Bananji and Bafuji, she loves Li Mu for saving her. She is close to Bafuji from their time fighting together and calls him Fu or Fuji.

A twin-blade user and close aide to Li Mu. He lures and hunts enemies with his rapid movements. He claims he will be one of the Three Great Heavens in the future and has absolute confidence in his own ability and speed. He is a lighthearted jokester with a confident, frank, and somewhat disrespectful tone typical of a cocky youth. He is overly familiar or condescending even upon first meeting. He baselessly assumes Bafuji has a secret crush on Kaine and has unilaterally declared him a rival for her affections outside the battlefield.

Known as the "Silent Hunter," he is a General of Zhao in whom Li Mu places absolute trust. A tactical genius of Zhao, he is skilled enough to have defeated Li Mu several times in mock battles. A pure instinctual-type general who uses unique spider-web tactics, never moving himself but waiting for the opponent to fall into his traps. He possesses a quiet, eerie aura, rarely speaking or showing emotion, though he flies into a rage when truly angered.

An excellent General of Zhao. Originally the lord of Rigan Castle, a strategic stronghold in the Zhao countryside. He possesses a strong sense of responsibility, great martial valor, and leadership, earning him deep respect. He protected his castle and people through the past tragedy known as the "Tragedy of Rigan." He prioritizes the happiness of the Rigan people and his subordinates above all else. He is fundamentally sincere and calm with everyone, speaking in a polite tone. He rarely loses his composure to emotion and is a commander with a kind heart that considers others.

A close aide to General Ki Sui of Zhao, boasting the greatest martial might and charging power in the Ki Sui Army. He possesses a heart of fierce loyalty and is a childhood friend of Ki Sui. He is close to Ki Sui and the soldiers of Rigan, and easily becomes heated when his comrades are in trouble. He is a headstrong and rough warrior, but his tone is manly and never forgets his loyalty to his lord, Ki Sui.

Li Mu's right-hand man and lieutenant, a powerful general. A veteran warrior with a massive physique and high tactical insight forged while fighting the Xiongnu in the north. His tone is that of a warrior—bold and intimidating, yet possessing intellect and formality. He doesn't just speak roughly; he has the composure and weight of an adult. He uses the formal "I" (watashi) and maintains a rational demeanor during war councils or in the presence of his lord Li Mu, but switches to the rougher "I" (ore) on the battlefield or when his emotions run high.

The son of Bananji and a young 5,000-man commander under the Li Mu Army. He respects his father and shows the same powerful fighting style on the battlefield. He has a sturdy build like his father and possesses high skill inherited from him. Serious and polite, he shares his father's strong loyalty to Li Mu. He trusts Li Mu implicitly because Li Mu appeared and saved them by defeating the Xiongnu back when he was fighting alongside Kaine and his father in Ganmon.

One of the Three Great Heavens of Zhao and the lord of Seika, a strategic stronghold. A general whose intellect and valor are recognized even by Li Mu, possessing overwhelming martial power and leadership. He dislikes the central government and lives in seclusion in Seika. Due to his distaste for central politics, he repeatedly declined the King's invitations to become a general and Li Mu's requests to join the Three Great Heavens, using illness as an excuse. Usually quiet, he enjoys absolute trust from his people and comrades in Seika. A single blow from his massive frame carries enough destructive power to crush enemies. He generally speaks in a calm, quiet, yet heavy and dignified tone. He loves the land of Seika.

A high minister of Zhao who acts solely for his own selfish desires. He is in conflict with Li Mu. He loves bribes and thinks only of lining his own pockets. A terrible minister who plots to oust the national hero Li Mu to protect his own position, even in times of national crisis. When his position is threatened, he can discard his pride and make pragmatic decisions. Having survived numerous assassination attempts, he has seized complete control over the internal power of the Zhao royal court.