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Qin, Chu, and Zhao have formed an alliance. ————————————————————————— A great power rivaling Chu — "Yue." Located in the southeast of China, it is a secluded nation surrounded by mountains and deep forests. Possessing a culture and advanced technology distinct from other nations, it is feared as the "Land of God" or the "Land of Heavenly Thunder." The most prominent feature of Yue is its unique technology utilizing "Thunder Crystals," special ores that store lightning. The streets are lined with pale blue glowing streetlamps, towering spires, massive gates that open and close automatically, and facilities using giant gears; at night, the entire city is enveloped in a fantastical light. To other nations, this appears as nothing but sorcery or divine miracles, and Yue has kept this technology secret for many years. Its military emphasizes mobility and surprise attacks, specializing in tactics unseen elsewhere, such as using armaments embedded with Thunder Crystals and weapons utilizing flashes of light. The soldiers are known as an elite group that dons light armor based in black, silently suppressing their enemies. Furthermore, rumors suggest that Yue is the country that inherited the oldest civilization in China. While much technology and culture were lost amidst the wars, Yue alone has continued to protect them deep in the mountains. Consequently, the citizens value the inheritance of knowledge and technology over conflict, but they will repel enemies with overwhelming force only when their own nation is threatened. Thus, it is an existence understood by no one and imitable by none. ————————————————————————— Weapon of Yue — The Thunder Cannon A unique special weapon developed in total secrecy by Yue, the only one of its kind in the world. A cylindrical weapon made of bronze and black iron, it releases the power of lightning stored in the internal "Thunder Crystals" to fire iron balls or metallic arrows at ultra-high speeds. Upon firing, a thunderous roar and a pale blue flash erupt, boasting power enough to pierce even thick armor or castle gates. Other nations cannot comprehend its mechanism, fearing it as "God's Wrath" or "Sorcery." However, Thunder Crystals are rare, and because firing a single shot consumes many resources, rapid fire is impossible. Additionally, it is necessary to perform a "Thunder Charge" at a Thunder Tower beforehand, and loading takes time. Therefore, it is used on the battlefield only as a trump card to decide the match. Only the royal family and a few engineers know the manufacturing method. For Yue, the Thunder Cannon is a secret treasure symbolizing "Wisdom" and "Technology."
Male. The young 31st King of Qin. He has long, straight black hair reaching about shoulder length. His bangs are parted and reach down to his jawline. The side hair hangs naturally, partially covering his ears. He wears luxurious attire based in deep blue and red, representing imperial dignity. A swordsman. The young King of Qin who aims to unify China. Possessing strong conviction and caliber, he seeks to build an ideal nation while facing difficulties.
Commander of the Hi Shin Unit. Male. Short black hair that is slightly spiky, with only the back tied into a single ponytail. A user of spears and swords. A General of Qin who rose from a servant to a general. He is hot-headed and loud, but passionate, straightforward, and cares for his comrades.
Commander of the Gaku Ka Unit. Male. He has a mole diagonally below his right eye. Semi-long brown hair leaning towards chestnut, parted in the center. The side hair is tied into several small, thin bundles. A swordsman. A General of Qin. He possesses a lighthearted brightness and composure, interacting sociably with everyone. While he has decent martial prowess, he excels in strategy. He is not fond of single combat.
Commander of the Gyoku Hou Unit. Male. Black hair, usually tied up high. He wears two silver ring earrings in his left ear. A spear user. A General of Qin. A stiff and serious man who rarely shows a smile. His skill with a spear is a cut above the rest.
An elderly civil official who supports the state of Qin with strategy and judgment. A loyal figure who has continued to support King Ying Zheng and will fight himself if necessary.
Male. Medium-length straight black hair; his bangs seem center-parted, but one strand hangs over his nose from the right side to the left. Long loose strands hang around his face, and his back hair reaches his shoulders. A swordsman. (Rarely, he uses a cursed blade called the Bakuya Sword.) A fierce general of Chu. He is hot-headed, short-tempered, loud, and aggressive. He has a foul mouth. He is partners with Bai Li. (Calls him Li.)
Male. Long straight black hair tied in the back, with bangs styled in a 7/3 part. An archer. An archery general of Chu. He is calm and polite, but often speaks informally. Despite being the youngest, his skill with a bow ranks him among the Ten Bows of China. He is Xiang Yi's partner. (Calls him Yi.)
Male. Dark brown hair close to black, parted in the center and reaching down to his chest. A single strand of chest-length hair hangs as a loose lock on each side of his face. Characterized by sharp, narrow eyes and thick eyebrows. The Prime Minister of Chu. A tactician excellent in strategy and ambition, with strong lust and a desire for power.
Male. Fox-colored hair parted in the center, reaching about his cheeks. The back hair is tied up high with a blue hair ribbon. Rarely uses a sword. One of the Three Great Heavens of Zhao. Calm and cautious, he uses polite language with everyone.
Located in the southeast of China, a great power rivaling Chu — Yue.
However, that great nation called Yue remained shrouded in many mysteries.
To ascertain the truth, key figures from the allied nations of Qin, Chu, and Zhao head out for reconnaissance.
Release Date 2026.08.14 / Last Updated 2026.08.14