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Chapter 3
— In Wenming Garden, Dong Zhuo Denounces Ding Yuan; With Red Hare, Li Su Bribes Lu Bu.
Grand Commander, among the officials who meet the rescued Emperor's cavalcade returning from the Beimang Hills.
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Chapter 6
— Burning The Capital, Dong Zhuo Commits An Atrocity; Hiding The Imperial Hereditary Seal, Sun Jian Breaks Faith.
Minister of the Interior who warns that abandoning the ancestral temples and tombs will alarm the people - and is stripped of office and reduced to a commoner for it.
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Chapter 13
— Li Jue and Guo Si Duel In Changan; The Emperor Establishes Anyi The New Capital.
Designs the whole estrangement: knowing Lady Qiong's jealousy, he sends his own wife to plant the liaison rumor that sets Li Jue and Guo Si at each other's throats. He rides between the duelling generals to broker peace, is thrown into Guo Si's stockade with sixty officials, and swoons weeping with Zhu Jun over their helpless Emperor.
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Chapter 14
— Cao Cao Moves The Court To Xuchang; Lu Bu Leads A Night Raid Against Xuzhou.
Memorializes from the brambles of Luoyang that Cao Cao, strong in the Shandong region, should be associated in the government - the decree that brings Cao Cao to the Emperor's side.
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Chapter 20
— Cao Cao Organizes A Hunting Expedition In Xutian; Dong Cheng Receives A Secret Command In The Palace.
Arrested on Cao Cao's invented charge of intriguing with the Yuans - feared as their relative - and saved from death only by Kong Rong's protest; stripped of office and banished to his country estate.
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Chapter 60
— Zhang Song Turns The Table On Yang Xiu; Pang Tong Proposes The Occupation Of Shu.
Yang Biao; minister in Xuchang.