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Chapter 5
— Cao Cao Appeals To The Powerful Lords; The Three Brothers Fight Against Lu Bu.
First-named of Sun Jian's four generals, wielding the iron-spined snake-headed lance; in the first assault on Sishui Pass he kills Hua Xiong's subordinate Hu Zhen with a thrust through the throat.
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Chapter 6
— Burning The Capital, Dong Zhuo Commits An Atrocity; Hiding The Imperial Hereditary Seal, Sun Jian Breaks Faith.
Recognizes the jade seal from the well as the Imperial Hereditary Seal and recites its whole lineage - Bian He's stone, Li Si's engraving, the broken corner mended with gold. He urges Sun Jian to leave for the south at once and aim at the imperial dignity itself.
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Chapter 7
— Yuan Shao Fights Gongsun Zan At The River Pan; Sun Jian Attacks Liu Biao Across The Great River.
Warns Sun Jian that Yuan Shu is not to be trusted, routs Cai Mao at the Xian Hills with the iron-spined lance, nearly captures Huang Zu, and in the night battle after his lord's death spears Lü Gong from the saddle.
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Chapter 15
— Taishi Ci Fights With The Young Overlord; Sun Ce Cuts Short The White Tiger King.
Fights Taishi Ci thirty bouts when Sun Ce is challenged to a death-duel, catches his lord's runaway horse in the scramble on Shenting Hill, and later routs the White Tiger's stand at the Western Ford, chasing him to Kuaiji.
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Chapter 29
— The Little Chief Of The South Slays Yu Ji; The Green Eyed Boy Lays Hold On The South Land.
Cheng Pu; senior general at Sun Ce's death; pledges loyalty to Sun Quan.
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Chapter 39
— At Jingzhou, The Son Of Liu Biao Thrice Begs Advice; At Bowang Slope, The Directing Instructor Plans His First Battle.
His shout in Gan Ning's rear is what makes the pirate loose the fatal arrow rather than share the credit; the two return together with Huang Zu's head.
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Chapter 44
— Zhuge Liang Stirs Zhou Yu To Actions; Sun Quan Decides To Attack Cao Cao.
Leads the war party to Zhou Yu's door - then sulks when the younger man is made Commander-in-Chief over him, feigning illness and sending his son to the muster. The son's report of the dispositions converts him: 'I have always despised Zhou Yu as a mere student... I must support him' - and he goes in person to confess his fault.
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Chapter 45
— At The Three Gorges, Cao Cao Loses Soldiers; In The Gathering Of Heroes, Jiang Gan Is Trapped.
Marches out with Zhou Yu and Lu Su at the head of the expedition to the Three Gorges anchorage.
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Chapter 49
— On Seven-Star Altar, Zhuge Liang Sacrifices To The Winds; At Three Gorges, Zhou Yu Liberates The Fire.
Boards the flagship beside Zhou Yu to direct the four fire-squadron fleets, deeply impressed by the ordering of the grand attack.
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Chapter 51
— Cao Ren Withstands The South Land; Zhuge Liang Angers Zhou Yu.
Commands the second wing at Nanjun and the camp through Zhou Yu's convalescence - hiding the daily insults from the wounded man, counselling withdrawal, and playing chief mourner in the feigned-death ruse.
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Chapter 52
— Zhuge Liang Negotiates With Lu Su; Zhao Zilong Captures Guiyang.
Sent ahead with the marine and land forces to Hefei, ready for Sun Quan's call, while Zhou Yu nurses his wound at Chaisang.
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Chapter 53
— Guan Yu Releases Huang Zhong; Sun Quan Fights With Zhang Liao.
Brings the Red Cliffs veterans to Hefei - and saves Sun Quan's life, cutting off Zhang Liao's pursuit at the moment of the rout.
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Chapter 55
— Liu Bei Rouses The Spirit Of Lady Sun; Zhuge Liang A Second Time Angers Zhou Yu.
Tells Sun Quan the truth about the pursuit: the officers all fear the young lady, and no one who looks on her countenance will dare lay hands on her - the words that provoke the sword order.
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Chapter 56
— Cao Cao Feasts In The Bronze Bird Tower; Zhuge Liang Provokes Zhou Yu A Third Time.
Made Governor of Jiangxia in Cheng Yu's wedge-driving memorial, and ordered up with reinforcements for the borrowed-road march.
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Chapter 67
— Cao Cao Conquers Hanzhong; Zhang Liao Terrorizes Xiaoyao.
Cheng Pu; with Sun Quan.
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Chapter 75
— Guan Yu Has A Scraped-Bone Surgery; Lu Meng Crosses The River In White Robe.
Cheng Pu; named in passing - already dead; the old generation.