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

Summary

. In the chapter, Liu Mang confronts Cao Cao, questioning his worthiness to lead the people, accusing him of mass slaughter and brutal tactics. Liu Mang cites various atrocities committed by Cao Cao, including the annihilation of families and cities during his military campaigns, which caused suffering for countless innocents. Despite Cao Cao's military successes, Liu Mang emphasizes that fear, not loyalty, is what he has gained from the people. The chapter portrays a tense exchange where Liu Mang defends Liu Bei’s legacy as a true leader who cares for the people, contrasting it sharply with Cao Cao's bloody history. Ultimately, Liu Mang’s words leave Cao Cao and his generals visibly shaken as he reminds them that their power stems from tyranny, not genuine support. .

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