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

Summary

. In this chapter, Liu Bei leads his sons to ambush the grain supply of the Cao army, boasting of his past victories against bandits. Despite his confidence, his son Liu Mang expresses doubt about Liu Bei's embellishments of their past military strength. As Liu Bei raids the supply, Yu Jin, commanding the Cao troops, anticipates the ambush and sets a trap, allowing Liu Bei to take the grain while planning a strategic counterattack. . When Liu Bei launches a surprise attack at night, he encounters fierce resistance from Yu Jin and his forces. Despite initial success, Liu Bei realizes they are outnumbered and must retreat, leaving Liu Feng to fend off the pursuing enemy. Liu Feng fights bravely but is overwhelmed, and Liu Bei, prioritizing his own escape, reluctantly leaves him behind. . Meanwhile, Liu Mang, sensing danger and worried about his father and brothers, decides to search for them despite warnings about the enemy's strategies. He charges into battle, surprising the Cao soldiers with his elite troops. Eventually, Liu Bei, exhausted and cornered, faces Xu Huang, who taunts him about his past companions and prepares to strike. .

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