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

Summary

. In the chapter, the Cao army faces a crisis after Cao Ren falls from his horse, leading to concerns about their leadership. Xu Huang suggests Sima Yi take command due to his previous successes, and the generals agree to retreat to preserve their forces. Sima Yi acknowledges his past failures and plans a strategic withdrawal, instructing others to return to He Fei to bolster defenses against Sun Quan's forces. Meanwhile, Sun Quan, confident in his strategy, prepares to besiege He Fei despite warnings from Zhuge Jin about the risks involved. As Wu's army, under Lv Meng, begins the siege, Li Dian, the defender of He Fei, feels overwhelmed and frustrated by the situation, lamenting the absence of key generals. .

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