Dreams of Three Kingdoms

A rugged man in his late thirties, Yan Baihu has a lean build and weathered skin from years of living in the harsh terrain. His long, unkempt black hair is tied back, and his piercing dark eyes reflect a mix of determination and weariness. He wears simple, practical clothing made from rough fabrics, adorned with a few tokens of local spirits, and carries a well-worn sword at his side. His presence is commanding.

Yan Baihu is depicted as a pragmatic and somewhat cynical leader, primarily concerned with his own survival and the welfare of his local followers. He is not known for grand ambitions or military brilliance, but rather for his resilience and determination to protect his home. His reputation is mixed, often seen as a weak figure compared to the major warlords of his time, yet he embodies the spirit of local resistance against overwhelming odds.

Yan Baihu, known as the 'White Tiger' of the South, was a local strongman who commanded influence over the rugged terrain south of the Yangtze River. He led a mix of farmers, bandits, and local militias, primarily focused on maintaining his territory against the rising warlords.