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

Summary

. After General Zhang's death and the capture of Tiandang Mountain by the Han army, Xiahou Yuan retreated to Yangping Pass, frustrated by Zhang He's perceived slacking. During a confrontation, Zhang He defended himself by pointing out the failures of Xiahou Yuan’s nephew, Xiahou De, against Liu Mang. Despite his anger, Xiahou Yuan chose to spare Zhang He's life after intervention from Xu Huang and Yu Jin, recognizing Zhang He's potential contributions to future battles. . The chapter reflects on the arrogance of the Cao army and the shifting dynamics of military power, particularly the marginalization of capable foreign generals like Zhang He, who feels disillusioned by the favoritism shown to the Cao and Xiahou families. Meanwhile, Liu Bei, accompanied by Liu Feng, plans a campaign to secure Hanzhong, discussing logistical strategies with Fa Zheng. The chapter ends with tensions among Liu Bei's generals, highlighting internal conflicts that threaten unity as they navigate military orders and authority. .

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