Dreams of Three Kingdoms

A middle-aged Han man with neatly combed black hair and sharp, observant eyes. He wears simple yet elegant robes that signify his administrative role, adorned with subtle patterns that reflect his respect for tradition. His demeanor is calm and composed, often seen with a scroll or ledger in hand, symbolizing his dedication to governance.

Du Xi is diligent, respectful, and quietly competent, valuing stability and order over personal glory. He is dedicated to his duties and believes in the importance of serving the greater good, often putting the needs of the province above his own ambitions.

Du Xi served as a loyal administrator under Liu Biao, the Governor of Jing Province, where he focused on local governance, taxation, and maintaining order. His dedication to his duties and respect for authority made him a valuable asset to Liu Biao's administration, even if he did not achieve the same level of prominence as other officials. In a world filled with political intrigue, Du Xi's quiet competence and diligence allowed him to contribute significantly to the stability of the region, embodying the principles of Confucianism and the importance of competent governance during the late Han Dynasty.