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

Summary

. In the chapter, Zhuge Liang proposes three strategies to enhance Yizhou's economy. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing commerce alongside agriculture, arguing that Shu brocade's unique economic potential can significantly boost Yizhou's wealth. Despite initial skepticism from local officials, Zhuge Liang insists that industry and commerce should be prioritized. Liu Mang suggests planting mulberry trees for silk production and establishing a textile workshop in Chengdu. He also proposes repairing the difficult Shu Road to facilitate trade. The group discusses the potential for Shu brocade to thrive overseas, leading to a playful naming debate. Ultimately, Liu Bei supports Zhuge Liang’s plan, stating that Yizhou can compete with Cao Cao and Sun Quan by enriching the country through Shu Silk and Shu Salt, with preparations to plant mulberries commencing. .

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