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

Summary

. In this chapter, Xianbei leader Qie Wan Neng prepares an ambush for the Han army in a rugged valley he names Burial Valley. Despite initial successes in catching the Han off guard, Qie Wan Neng underestimates the Han’s military innovations, particularly their use of side carts, which protect them from ambush attacks. As the Han army, led by Liu Mang, advances through the valley without injury, they prepare to face the Xianbei cavalry in an open confrontation. The Xianbei, confident in their numbers, charge, but the Han army's strategic use of deer antlers and armored vehicles turns the tide, leading to confusion and casualties among the Xianbei forces. .

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