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

Summary

. In the chapter "A Battle of Public Opinion," Liu Bei and his companions learn about using public opinion as a strategic tool in warfare. Liu Mang explains that the goal is to gain public support, expose the enemy’s wrongdoings, and boost morale among their own troops while undermining the enemy's spirit. Despite Liu Bei's initial confusion, the group discusses various tactics, including leveraging gossip and a newspaper to spread negative narratives about Cao Cao. They brainstorm ideas for articles that would ridicule Cao Cao and his family, emphasizing their misdeeds. With Qiao Zhou's writing talent, the Chang Qing newspaper quickly gains traction, setting the stage for their campaign against Cao Cao's reputation. Two months later, Cao Cao is puzzled by the content of the newspaper, hinting at the effectiveness of Liu Mang's plan. .

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