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

Summary

. In this chapter, the Han army, led by Liu Bei, decides to cross Mount Mi Cang instead of attacking the Ma Ming Pavilion Path. Liu Mang, feeling frustrated about past losses, emphasizes the urgency of reaching Ding Jun Mountain to turn the tide against Cao Cao. Liu Bei reflects on his humble beginnings and his resolve to revive the Han dynasty for the people, not the elites. He inspires his troops with a passionate speech about unity and service to the common folk. The Five Streams Barbarians express their loyalty to Liu Bei, feeling valued and equal. As the chapter concludes, Liu Bei urges his soldiers to prepare for the imminent battle at Ding Jun Mountain, rallying their spirits as Xiahou Yuan realizes the Han army has made a strategic advance. .

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