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

Summary

Fu Cha, a valiant general of the Han army, gains recognition for his bravery in battle. Man Chong, facing threats from Copper Sparrow assassins, contemplates sacrificing himself for his family's safety. However, Fu Cha reveals that Man Chong's family is safe, having left Luo Yang beforehand. This revelation leads to a moment of reflection on the manipulative tactics used by Liu Mang to sow distrust between Man Chong and Jiang Gan. Man Chong ultimately decides he wants to live and not succumb to the assassins. Fu Rong, another general, offers to protect him, demonstrating the strength of Liu Mang's forces. Man Chong grapples with his loyalty to Cao Wei and the implications of switching allegiance to Liu Bei. Liu Mang, recognizing Man Chong's talents, offers him a role in Jiangzhou, allowing him to contribute to the welfare of the people rather than farming. The chapter concludes with a reunion between Man Chong and Yu Jin, both emotional over their shared history.

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