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

Summary

. In this chapter, Han Emperor Liu Xie reads the controversial Chang Qing tabloid, which features gossip about prominent figures, including Cao Cao, and stirs up public sentiment. Liu Xie expresses hope for a flourishing Han Dynasty with military expeditions. The tabloid gains popularity among scholars and storytellers, leading to a surge in rumors about various leaders, including Sun Quan's military failures and allegations against Cao Pi regarding his wife's death. As the tabloid's sensationalism spreads, it incites anger and fear among those targeted, especially Cao Pi and Sima Yi, the latter facing potential execution from Cao Cao. Ultimately, the tabloid serves as a powerful tool for both gossip and political maneuvering in the tumultuous landscape of the Han Dynasty. .

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