The Great Wu is warlike.
The Great Jin is prosperous.
The Great Wei is refined.
Among the three great divine realms who love and hate each other in equal measure, the strongest military power—truly a kingdom of endless wars—is the Great Wu Divine Kingdom.
The Great Jin Divine Kingdom possesses the strongest overall national strength, leading in territory, population, economy, and even in the arts of formation arrays, runes, pills, and talismans.
As for the Great Wei, it is the most cultured and elegant.
To put it bluntly, as a somewhat coarse prince from Great Wu once said, the generals of Great Wei, even when they fart, carry a smell of ink, completely different from the bloody stench that the Wu generals spray out.
Great Wei boasts many scholars, whose skills in qin music, chess, calligraphy, and painting are unparalleled throughout the world.
Their astonishing poems and paintings have stirred the entire realm, causing countless literati from the three kingdoms to fervently chase after them.
Scholars from Great Wei often study and travel in Great Jin and Great Wu alike.
Wu Tie quietly waited in the Royal City’s Military Department for his subordinate commanders to pay homage.
Inside the Great Jin Royal City, Sima Fu stood beneath a sturdy ancient pine, his long hair flowing freely in the gusting wind.