Dreams of Three Kingdoms

A young man of Han descent, Liu Qi has a lean build and stands tall with an air of authority. He has dark, shoulder-length hair tied back, sharp features, and piercing brown eyes that reflect his intelligence and determination. He wears a traditional scholar's robe adorned with subtle patterns, symbolizing his noble lineage, and carries a finely crafted sword at his side, a reminder of his martial training.

Liu Qi is determined and resilient, yet increasingly wary and cautious due to the threats surrounding him. He values loyalty and wisdom, often seeking the counsel of those he trusts. His experiences have made him more introspective, as he contemplates the nature of power and the fragility of his position.

Liu Qi, the legitimate heir of Liu Biao, found himself embroiled in a web of political intrigue and manipulation orchestrated by his stepmother, Lady Cai, and her brother, Cai Mao. Despite his rightful claim to Jing Province, he faced constant undermining of his position, leading to his growing isolation within the court. Recognizing the danger posed by their influence, he sought counsel from trusted advisors like Zhuge Liang to secure his future and navigate the treacherous waters of court politics, all while grappling with the potential for magical curses and illusions that could further complicate his plight.