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

Summary

. Man Chong, initially unsuspecting, grows wary of Jiang Gan's close relationship with Liu Mang and the respect he receives from notable figures like Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, despite Jiang's lack of significance in Cao Wei. Man Chong speculates about Jiang's potential collusion with the Han army, recalling Wu Di's refusal to reappoint him after the battle of Chibi. Meanwhile, Jiang Gan boasts about the superiority of Nakahara over Jingxiang, dismissing the latter's scholars. As he speaks, Guan Yu's impressive feats are highlighted, showcasing his loyalty and righteousness. Man Chong, overhearing a conversation about Jiang being a pawn in the Cao camp, accidentally gets stuck in a window, leading to embarrassment. Despite this, he is invited to a banquet where he plans to observe Jiang Gan closely, hoping to identify him as a spy for the Han army. .

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