Bai, Qi
Summary
Haku Ki served as the leader of the Six Great Generals of Qin. Nineteen years prior to the story’s events, he defeated Zhao forces at Chouhei and ordered the burial alive of 400,000 captives in a barren wasteland. Ren Pa noted that Haku Ki claimed his own life, though the reasons remain undisclosed. According to Ren Pa, Haku Ki avoided risks and employed counter-offensive tactics against skilled generals. He possessed an intuition for avoiding battlefield traps and schemes set by enemies. By allowing himself to be chased, he provoked enemy generals into agitation, enabling him to casually evade them and retreat to a mountain fortress prepared before the battle.
