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

Summary

. In this chapter, the aftermath of Xiahou Yuan's death and Zhang He's betrayal creates tension within Cao Cao's camp. Despite the suggestion to execute Zhang He's family, Cao Cao chooses mercy, moving the generals with his benevolence, though Sima Yi remains suspicious of his motives. As Cao Cao mobilizes 200,000 troops to avenge Miao Cai, he reflects on the rivalry among his sons, Cao Pi and Cao Zhi, who seek to enhance their claims to leadership through military success. Meanwhile, Liu Bei and his strategists plan to cut off Cao Cao's supply lines as he marches for revenge. Despite the noble generals' reluctance to transport grain, Yu Jin and Xu Huang volunteer, knowing the dangers posed by Liu Bei's capable generals. Liu Bei decides to lead the grain interception himself, defying his son's objections, eager to demonstrate his prowess in battle alongside his sons, Liu Feng and Liu Mang. .

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