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

Summary

. The chapter discusses the gentry's monopoly on knowledge and official positions in the Han Dynasty, highlighting their manipulation of public opinion and the political landscape. Despite their involvement in rebellions, the gentry is often protected by their status. Liu Mang criticizes Liu Ba for being ignorant of the gentry's tricks, emphasizing that to gain knowledge or official status, one must align with the gentry. The chapter also touches on the Yellow Turban Rebellion, suggesting it was a tool of the gentry, and Liu Mang's strategic maneuvers against them. Meanwhile, tensions rise between Zhou Yu and Liu Bei over Liu Mang's actions, leading to a discussion of alliances and political strategies, with Zhuge Liang proposing a plan to address the conflict. .

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