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

Summary

. In this chapter, Liu Mang shocks his allies by suggesting they surrender to Cao Cao, provoking disbelief among his comrades, including Zhang Wei, Yang Ren, and the Yang brothers. They question his loyalty and motives, noting the dangers of aligning with Cao Cao. Liu Mang defends his stance, arguing that Cao Cao is more powerful than Liu Bei and emphasizing the fleeting nature of Cao Cao's affection, illustrated by examples of others who were executed for minor offenses. The conversation turns to Guan Yu's choice to leave Cao Cao, with Liu Mang hinting at deeper truths behind Guan's actions. When questioned about his knowledge of Cao Cao's secrets, Liu Mang reveals his extensive intelligence network, further captivating his audience. The chapter culminates in a mix of tension and humor as characters weigh the risks of potentially surrendering to a capricious leader like Cao Cao. .

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