Dreams of Three Kingdoms

A middle-aged Han man with neatly combed black hair and a scholarly demeanor. He wears traditional robes adorned with symbols of wisdom and knowledge, often carrying scrolls and books. His sharp eyes reflect intelligence and a deep understanding of the world around him, and he has a calm and composed presence that commands respect.

Du Qiong is wise and contemplative, valuing loyalty and righteousness above all. He is dedicated to promoting social harmony and stability, often reflecting on historical precedents to guide his decisions. His scholarly nature makes him a patient listener, and he is known for his thoughtful insights and diplomatic approach to conflicts.

Du Qiong was a learned official in Liu Zhang's administration, known for his scholarly pursuits and expertise in classical texts. He served as an advisor to Liu Zhang, offering insights on governance, policy, and diplomacy, while emphasizing Confucian values such as loyalty and righteousness. Living during a time of instability and external threats, he witnessed the growing tensions between Liu Zhang and Liu Bei, contributing to the intellectual and administrative backbone of Liu Zhang's government. Though a minor historical figure, his presence highlights the importance of scholars in the late Han Dynasty, and in a fantastical setting, he may possess hidden knowledge of ancient texts containing magical secrets or prophecies.