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

Summary

. In Xiangyang, a night banquet was taking place, showcasing a variety of dishes from the Han army, including fried pork chops, roasted lamb legs, and pork belly. Jiang Gan was distracted by Man Chong, who was enjoying the feast without concern for the surroundings. Liu Mang raised a toast, prompting everyone to drink, including Man Chong, who relished the baijiu. Jiang Gan felt frustrated by Man Chong's indifference and suspected betrayal. Liu Mang arranged for a private conversation between Jiang Gan and Man Chong, ensuring privacy to discuss their escape from Xiangyang City. As Jiang Gan entered Man Chong's quarters, he was met with hostility, as Man Chong prepared to confront him, believing Jiang Gan to be a spy. The chapter ends with the two finally meeting, with Man Chong eager to see how Jiang Gan would handle the situation. .

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