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

Summary

The chapter discusses Liu Mang's plan to defeat Cao Cao using economic warfare. Liu Mang believes that controlling the price and supply of soybeans can give him an advantage over Cao Cao. He wants to drive up the price of soybeans and have the Nakahara region plant them. The generals are confused by this plan, as they see soybeans as a medicinal ingredient rather than a strategic weapon. . Meanwhile, there is political tension in the court, with ministers criticizing Liu Mang's actions. Jiang Wan confronts Li Yan, accusing him of having ties with the Dongzhou faction and questioning the young master's decisions. Jiang Wan warns Li Yan not to play tricks behind Liu Mang's back, threatening to be ruthless if necessary.

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