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

Summary

. Huang Hao, eager to impress Liu Mang, seeks recognition but is reprimanded for his treachery and manipulation. Liu Mang warns him to cease his schemes or face dire consequences. Although Fa Zheng sees potential in Huang Hao, he recognizes him as a mere pawn. Disappointed by Liu Mang’s rejection, Huang Hao contemplates joining Cao Cao’s forces instead. Meanwhile, Yadan warns Liu Mang about the garrison commander in Jincheng, Hao Zhao, known for his formidable defense under Cao Cao. Hao Zhao expresses dissatisfaction with the court’s neglect and vows to protect the citizens from chaos caused by local rebellions, despite being short on troops. Zhang Ji, the governor of Yongzhou, urges caution and hopes to restore order in Liangzhou. The chapter ends with the announcement that Liu Mang’s troops are approaching Jincheng. .

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