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

Summary

. In this chapter, young General Jiang Wei confidently addresses his fellow generals, outlining a strategy to attack Huang Yuan's forces using stone-throwing siege engines. Despite initial confusion among the generals regarding Huang Yuan's movements, they follow Jiang Wei's commands. He sends several generals to pursue Huang Yuan while assigning Xing Dao Rong to protect his senior brother and Mr. Zhu Ge. Meanwhile, Huang Yuan attempts to escape through the east gate with his elite troops, believing he can join forces with Sun Quan. However, he is intercepted by the Han army, led by Guan Ping, and quickly captured. Huang Yuan desperately pleads for his life upon being brought before Liu Mang, offering information about a hidden stash of treasures. He reveals details about the rebellion and cautions Liu Mang about Meng Huo, highlighting his connections to local aristocracy and Southern Barbarians. Liu Mang remains focused on the next target, Yi King Gao Ding, as Huang Yuan expresses amazement at Liu Mang's insights. .

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