Chen, Weidong

Finally reunited after the battle against Cao Cao, Bei Liu, Yu Guan, and Fei Zhang renew their blood oath to restore their homeland, but with Cao Cao still controlling most of the country and a new power rising in the East, it is not going to be an simple task.

Now the three most powerful men in China, Cao Cao, Bei Liu, and Quan Sun are learning that fortune does not always favor the strong and a cruel fate can be handed down through generations.

The night before Bei Liu's challenge against Cao Cao for the role of most powerful man in China, Shao Yuan, Bei Liu's ally, withdraws his support and Bei Liu is forced to flee for his life, leaving Yu Guan to fend for himself against Cao Cao. Cao Cao, however, would like to have Yu Guan on his side and tries to get Yu Guan to change his allegiance.

"In the days of the Song Dynasty, government corruption is rampant, and the enemies of a ruthless schemer named Qiu Gao are driven out of power and into the untamed countryside of China. There they encounter 108 mischievous spirits who have taken root in the form of bandits and thieves who are about to make life very difficult for Qiu Gao"--Back cover.

Having annoyed the Jade Emperor enough, the gods of Heaven grant Sun Wu Kong, the Monkey King, the title of "Emperor of Heaven," and place him in charge of a heavenly peach orchard. However, the Monkey King's mischievous ways will not let him stay out of trouble for long.

Many people approach Bei Liu and ask him to end Prime Minister Cao Cao's reign over everyone, including the emperor.

The fight for control of the empire has heated up and former allies now fight each other.

Zhuo Dong is gone and Emperor Xian is in exile, but with no one in power, three will jockey for the position of the nation's ruler.

Following the collapse of the last reign of the Han Dynasty in 220 A.D., a new group of heroes must rise to save China.

San Jang and his three disciples have overcome their fidelity to each other and now must defeat the most powerful monsters yet and Wu Kong must be clever, not just strong.