Sun Fu

Sun Fu is the son of Sun Jing and a member of Sun Jing's Forces sometime during the war for Jing Province. He was a carefree and laid back person, but also a man that was built to lead in battle. As Wei waged war with their forces in the east, Sun Fu was the main officer leading the advances in his father's place, as Sun Jing had grown old. In 230 AD, Sun Jing passed away due to old age, and Sun Fu became the ruler of Wu.

After his rise to power, Sun Fu had used his new ability to further his kingdom's power. He recruited many of his childhood friends to become officers such as Zhou Xui, Zhuge Ke, Yi Yushe, Panyi, Fa Ding, and Zhu Wenqin, whom he later married two years later. While he wasn't an excellent strategist, Sun Fu excelled at leading battles on the front lines, leading to many victories such as stopping Wei's attacks on Hefei and a decisive blow to the western Wei army at Ruxukou and Shiting. He also led several blows to the Shu forces that guarded Jing Province.

In 237 to 239 AD, Cao Xue momentarily came to a truce and an alliance with Sun Fu and Wu, as they both saw a common threat in Mi Wan, Liu Wuchan's strongest officer and close friend. The two forces allied together and attack Jing Province and Fan Castle, both falling to Wu and Wei respectively. However, the blame for the death of Mi Wan went to Wu, as Liu Wuchan angrily attacked Yiling, where Sun Fu and his forces defeated her.

He later worked with Zhugeshi to restore the alliance between Wu and Shu for a time and focused heavily on defeating Wei, fighting against officers such as Sima Su, Wen Hu, Zhu Jing, and many others repeatedly while defending his own territory and suppressing rebellions. His biggest victory was the battles of Dongxing and Xiangyang, where he bested several grand officers of Wei.

He passed away in 260 AD. His son, Sun Gang ascended the throne after him.