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

Summary

. Man Chong recognizes Liu Mang's reluctance to be seen as a killer of a scholar, which emboldens Liu Mang to act confidently among the Han army. Despite Man Chong's skepticism about Liu Mang's courtesy, he enjoys the delicious food provided by the Han, particularly the stir-fried dishes and white flour buns, leading to humorous banter with Zhang Fei about his appetite. Meanwhile, in the court of Cao Pi, ministers discuss the need to rescue Man Chong, but hesitation ensues until one minister, Jiang Gan, volunteers to persuade Liu Mang to release him, prompting Cao Pi to express his support for this endeavor. .

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