Ei Jun

Ei Jun is calm, polite and professional. Unlike more aggressive generals, he does not attempt to dominate conversations through intimidation and is capable of speaking diplomatically even with officers from an enemy state.

His behavior reflects the disciplined command culture around Feng Ming Wu. He follows strategic instructions carefully and appears comfortable operating as a subordinate to a commander whose plans may involve multiple armies and complex formations.

Ei Jun also shows enough self-control to cooperate with Qin when Wei's political leadership determines that a temporary alliance serves the state's interests.

Ei Jun commands his own army within the Wei military and is trusted as one of Feng Ming Wu's senior subordinates. His general's rank indicates substantial experience directing troops independently.

He is capable of acting as an envoy as well as a battlefield commander. During the Qin-Wei alliance, he travels to Qin's headquarters and communicates Wei's intentions, a role requiring discretion because relations between the two states remain fundamentally hostile.

On the battlefield at Juuko, Ei Jun commands Wei troops against Chu. His contribution is primarily organizational and tactical rather than based on a named martial technique.

Ei Jun enters the narrative during the conflict surrounding Juuko. Wei agrees to a temporary alliance with Qin in exchange for territorial concessions, creating a joint campaign against Chu.

Ei Jun represents Feng Ming Wu's side during the coordination of the allied forces. He communicates with Qin officers and later commands Wei soldiers as the combined armies engage Juuko's defenders.

His role demonstrates the growing sophistication of Feng Ming Wu's command structure. Rather than personally handling every negotiation and battlefield assignment, the Wei Great General relies on trusted generals such as Ei Jun to execute parts of his strategy.

Feng Ming Wu is Ei Jun's lord and commanding general. Ei Jun is regarded as one of his closest vassals.

Wu Meng commands Qin's major army in the Juuko campaign and is temporarily aligned with Ei Jun's Wei forces.

Yi Meng is one of the Qin strategists with whom Wei's representatives coordinate during the alliance.

Luan Mei Po is another powerful officer serving within Feng Ming Wu's army and fights as its principal martial weapon.