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

Summary

The chapter describes the events at Xinye, where Cao Wei's general Man Chong is preparing to defend against an attack by Liu Mang's forces. Man Chong is confident in his ability to withstand the assault, having transformed Xinye into a formidable stronghold. He dismisses Deng Ai, the Han army commander, as a mere study attendant relying on connections rather than military prowess. However, Man Chong is aware of the strength of Liu Mang's forces, having witnessed Cao Pi's defeat at their hands. As the Han army approaches, Man Chong orders his elite cavalry units to be ready, underestimating the enemy's numbers.

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