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

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. Zhang Ji expresses his disdain for the Han Dynasty's systems, particularly the recommendation system that favors aristocrats and the ineffective three mutual laws meant to curb local tyrants. He believes that Cao Cao's new regime could improve upon these flaws. However, Liu Mang points out that Cao Cao's rule still benefits the aristocracy, undermining Zhang Ji's optimism. As they discuss the potential for reform, Liu Mang highlights the importance of education and a fair examination system in Jiaozhou, which could provide opportunities for commoners. Zhang Ji is moved by this vision and agrees to support Liu Mang in transforming Liangzhou into a better place. .

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