From Border Regions to the Overlord of Guanzhong: Three Kingdoms

Standing before you is the spear-bearing man of the Xianbei tribes, the living Bodhisattva of the hungry people of Guanzhong, and the immortal black cat stirring up the winds and clouds in the late Han dynasty.

With black eyes and a dragon-like bearing, the great pillar general of the Han, full of fiery blood and half a lifetime of heroic passion, loyal and righteous, and upright in character.

As the wind rises over Yunzhong and clouds gather in Anding, his sword points at Chang’an and his banners sweep across the Three Auxiliaries. He is the standard-bearer of the Han emperor’s edict, and the husband of Dong Zhuo’s orphaned daughter, Dong Bai.

My name is Yuwen Huai, courtesy name Heili. I was a shepherd boy from the frontier of Bing Province. I rose from insignificance, love riding into battle with a horizontal blade, and authored Twelve Strategies for Stabilizing Guanzhong and Six Imperial Edicts.

But there are rumors that this general used the power of the Hu to usurp Han rule, brutalized the people for his own ends, showed no concern for the living, and abandoned loyalty and righteousness!

Throughout my life I have slain rebels and upheld the dynasty. This precarious Han cauldron—wasn’t it I alone who held it up?