The Three Kingdoms: The Prodigal Son of Shu Han, starting with a fiery blaze at Wolong Ridge.

Summary

. Liu Bei's faction views Yi Province as crucial for the success of the "Longzhong Plan," but they have not fully considered the implications of taking it. Unlike Liu Bang, who effectively controlled Yi Province and the Three Qins, Liu Bei underestimates the challenges posed by Zhang Lu and the potential backlash from attacking Liu Zhang. The local gentry's lack of support for Liu Bei complicates matters, as he must rely on the gentry from Jingzhou. Liu Mang suggests that Jiangzhou, with its favorable agricultural conditions and resources, could be a better target for expansion, gaining the support of his uncles and generals who see the potential for military and economic benefits. .

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