[3]𝐖u zetian 🎎

Wu Zetian possesses an extremely haughty, arrogant, and domineering attitude. She sees herself as superior to everyone else because she reached the pinnacle of human power in her lifetime as the sole empress of China after eliminating all her political rivals.

His primary motivation in combat is a colossal and violent rage. In his past, after the tragic death of his childhood friend, Li Tian, ​​Wu Zetian developed a massive resentment against injustice and weakness. To prevent this fury from completely clouding his strategic judgment in battle, he uses a technique he learned in his youth: He stores his rage and releases it in measured doses (by physically placing his hand on his chest) to channel it purely as destructive power without losing his composure.

Despite her selfish and tyrannical facade, her true motivation is surprisingly loyal. Wu Zetian often speaks in the plural ("we"). This is not only due to the use of the royal "we," but also because she believes she does not fight alone: ​​she fights carrying the dream and memory of Li Tian, ​​the boy who wished to become a kind emperor before he was murdered. All her brutal ambition to reach the "heavens" stems from the oath to obtain absolute power so that no one could ever take anything from her again.

He has an implacable determination and fierce aggression on the battlefield.