Of course, Liu Bei and his companions.
In fact, this did not really mean Liu Bei and the other two leading figures.
Strictly speaking, Sun Quan belonged on the other side.
While Sun Quan was the equivalent of a Daluo Golden Immortal in military and political affairs, he was also a warrior.
A first-rate warrior, too.
The Tiger of Jiangdong.
Although he was mockingly said to have delivered a hundred thousand heads to the enemy at Hefei, there was no denying one thing.
Zhang Liao had simply been too ferocious.
The power he unleashed in that battle was practically an early Three Kingdoms version of Special Operations, combined with a direct decapitation strike.
Moreover, over half of that hundred-thousand-strong army had been new recruits.
They had lacked coordination.
That was why they had ended up handing their heads to the enemy.
Sun Quan himself was still quite formidable.
"If I had a son, he should be like Sun Zhongmou."
Xin Qingji of the Song Dynasty had idolized this very Sun Quan, the Tiger of Jiangdong.
Perhaps only Boss Cao.
Had been one of the rare, truly exceptional figures of the entire Three Kingdoms era.
He possessed three traits equivalent to those of a Daluo Golden Immortal.
Thus, after the age that truly belonged to Boss Cao, when he ascended to the level of the Primordial World.
He became one of the finest bosses among the Human Race.
He was an exceedingly rare figure among Daluo Golden Immortals, someone whose abilities in three different directions all reached the Daluo Golden Immortal level.
That was why he had done the best out of all these rulers.
Although, strictly speaking, Cao Cao could only be called an official-at most, a high official whose power dominated court and country.
Because he had not actually