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

Summary

. In the chapter, the relentless rain in Jiangling presents a strategic advantage for Cao Jun as it hampers the defending troops' efforts. Despite the adverse weather, defenders like Zhang Xing Cai and Guan Yin Ping show courage, while Pang Tong expresses frustration over the reliance on weather conditions. As Cao Jun prepares for an assault, Le Jin, despite his injuries, rallies his troops to scale the city walls. Zhao Yun counters by readying the city's defenses for close combat. Cao Ren, aware of the risks, decides to burn down the towers to inflict damage on the enemy, knowing it will also cost his own archers. Amidst the chaos, Gan Ning manages a timely retreat, reflecting on the heavy toll of war and the uncertainty of when the storm will pass. .

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