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

Summary

. In the chapter, Governor Huang Yuan initially appears to oppose Zhuge Liang, but he is actually threatened by the introduction of direct hundred coins by Liu Bei, which disrupts the traditional bartering system that allowed him and other governors to profit. Huang Yuan's attempts to impeach Zhuge Liang for the coins backfire as he realizes they benefit the common people, diminishing his control. . As conflict escalates, Liu Mang confronts Huang Yuan and launches a siege using advanced stone-throwing carts designed by Ma Jun. Huang Yuan underestimates their effectiveness, leading to his forces suffering heavy losses. Liu Mang employs strategic warfare tactics, deliberately leaving gaps for retreat to weaken Huang Yuan’s resolve. . When Huang Yuan sets the city ablaze to hinder Liu Mang's advance, he attempts to escape with his troops. Liu Mang entrusts Jiang Wei with the task of intercepting Huang Yuan, recognizing his potential. The chapter concludes with Jiang Wei feeling honored and ready to take command. .

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