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

Summary

. Liu Mang recounts a tale about Cao Cao, sparking fear among the lords of Hanzhong regarding Cao's unpredictable nature. He reveals that Cao Cao has a reputation for "killing in his dreams," which unsettles the crowd. Liu Mang continues to discuss Cao's relationships with his wives and adopted sons, warning that anyone who defects to Cao could risk their own family being taken by him. Yan Pu expresses his strong opposition to defecting, rallying the other generals to reject the idea of allying with Cao Cao, viewing him as a bandit. Amidst rising tension, Liu Mang suggests relocating the people of Hanzhong to Yizhou for safety during the impending conflict, promising tax exemptions to encourage their return. The chapter concludes with Zhang Lu expressing gratitude for Liu Mang's benevolence and preparing provisions for the plan. .

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