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

Summary

. The chapter follows Xing Dao Rong and Hubei Huan as they celebrate and discuss strategy against Gao Ding. Hubei Huan reveals that Yong Kai's interference has fueled rebellion and commits to supporting Liu Mang if Gao Ding surrenders. Liu Mang praises Dao Rong and strategizes with his generals about crossing the Lu River, recognizing the need for caution due to potential ambushes. Zhuge Liang predicts fog will aid their surprise attack, asserting that the Han army can overcome obstacles. Meanwhile, Gao Ding grows overconfident, underestimating the Han forces. As the fog thickens, the Han army quietly prepares to cross the river using guiding carts and various vessels. Liu Mang leads the charge, while Zhuge Liang shares wisdom with Jiang Wei about the types of generals and the importance of battlefield intuition. He hopes Jiang Wei can blend strategic knowledge with instinctual skills to become an effective leader. .

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