Yue Li

Yue Li was a former officer of the Wei Army, the wife of Ti Xiang E, and the adoptive mother to Ti Xiang. She served Ti Xiang E and his cause to her life ended on the battlefield. She was relatively kind and caring to all, which her husband saw as a weakness.

Early Life
In A.D. 202, Yue Li was born into the family of a high ranking commander of the Wei Army. From a young age, she developed a deep internal love for all living things whether ally, enemy or neutral. However, her passion for all never seemed to make her a worthy adversary on the battlefield. She would often led to defeat in battle about the same amount as her victories.

In A.D. 217, her passion for all seemed to change when she found out that her family was murdered by both Wu and Shu soldiers, with would later lead to her increase in victories.

In A.D. 219, she manages to convince the once mercenary Ti Xiang E to join the Wei Army, and later marries him in A.D. 220.

Battle of Liangdong (A.D. 240)
In A.D. 240, Ti Xiang E launched a rebellion against Wei and moved to capture Liangdong. Alongside him accompanied Yue Li and Ti Xiang. When the Wei Forces moved to assault their main camp from the north, Yue Li cut down the bridge that connected the area, preventing them from reaching the main camp, and giving time for Liangdong Castle to be overthrown before the Wei main force could return.

Battle of Lian Sheng (A.D. 241)
In A.D. 241, Ti Xiang E's Forces invaded Kuzhou Province with little success and were forced to pull back to Lian Sheng, only to be pursued by Xin Pi and Chen Qun's forces. Once their advancing vanguard was defeated, Ti Xiang E and Yue Li advanced from the south byroad to the Wei Main Camp. Xin Xianying moved toward the south byroad to retreat back to the main camp only to encounter Ti Xiang E and Yue Li. Covering her husband, Yue Li remained back to hold off Xin Xianying, but was slain in battle in the process.