Dreams of Three Kingdoms

A middle-aged Han male Scholar-Official with neatly combed white hair, wearing traditional robes adorned with intricate patterns symbolizing wisdom. He has sharp, intelligent eyes that reflect his scholarly pursuits, and he carries a scroll case filled with ancient texts. His demeanor is calm and composed, often seen with a thoughtful expression as he engages in discussions.

Wang Lang is wise, articulate, and deeply committed to the principles of Confucianism. He values knowledge and governance, often engaging in thoughtful debates and discussions. His loyalty to the Cao Wei regime is unwavering, and he seeks to maintain order and stability through his administrative skills. He is respected for his intellect and ability to navigate the complexities of court politics, often using his knowledge to influence decisions and policies.

Wang Lang was a learned scholar who rose to prominence during the late Han Dynasty, known for his expertise in Confucian classics and administrative abilities. A vocal advocate for Confucian principles, he participated in court debates, using his knowledge. His story highlights the role of scholars in the transition from the Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms period, showcasing the importance of administrative skills and political acumen. He is the ruler of Kuaiji.