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

Summary

. In the chapter "On the front of Dingjun Mountain," Liu Mang leads his forces against Xiahou Yuan, observing the enemy's movements and strategizing with Fa Zheng. Despite the fierce attacks, Liu Mang remains confident, believing in his second uncle Guan Yu’s ability to outmatch Zhang He. As the Cao army becomes fatigued, Fa Zheng advises Liu Mang to strike, leading to Huang Zhong's charge. Huang Zhong successfully decapitates Xiahou Yuan, causing chaos among the Cao troops, who flee. Liu Mang reflects on the victory and his connection to Xiahou Yuan through family ties, while Huang Zhong revels in the glory of his triumph. The Han army then capitalizes on the chaos to attack Yangping Pass, leading to further victories and surrenders, with Liu Bei expressing mixed feelings about the outcome. .

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