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

Summary

. In this chapter, Chen Da, Sima Yi, and Deng Wu are in a tense situation as they escape from a residence. Deng Wu, filled with rage over the slaughter of his family, suggests killing Sima Yi, but Chen Da argues against it, emphasizing their debt to the Crown Prince. Sima Yi, aware of the political dynamics, tries to manipulate the situation, mocking their loyalty to the Crown Prince. A confrontation ensues, leading to Deng Wu physically attacking Sima Yi. As they escape, Mi Zhu, a supporter of the Crown Prince, intervenes, expressing disdain for Sima Yi and promising retribution if they succeed in their plans. The chapter ends with Chen Da attacking Sima Yi, leaving him in pain, highlighting the deep-seated animosity and the complexities of loyalty and revenge in their political landscape. .

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