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

Summary

. In the chapter, the Cao Cao think tank is concerned about the Mi family's merchant fleet returning to Nakahara, which threatens their economy. Jiang Ji discovers that the Mi family is buying soybeans at inflated prices, prompting discussions among Cao Cao's officials about exploiting this situation. Chen Qun suggests that farmers grow soybeans to sell to Liu Bei, allowing them to profit from the difference. Despite skepticism about Liu Mang's intentions, Cao Cao decides to test Liu Mang's strategy by selling their soybean inventory. Meanwhile, Liu Mang plans to regain face for his father and sees his soybean purchases as a precursor to war. Zhuge Jin informs Liu Mang that his actions have led Cao Cao to buy soybeans at high prices, causing farmers to consider switching to soybean cultivation. Liu Mang is surprised by the unexpected benefits of his actions and reflects on the underlying connections between the two sides despite their apparent conflict. .

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