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

Summary

The chapter describes a crisis faced by Liu Mang and the Mi merchant group as they struggle to procure grain in Nakahara amidst a shortage caused by Cao Pi's schemes. Mi Zhu expresses guilt for the failed attempts to secure food, while Liu Mang identifies Cao Pi's tactics to undermine their supplies. Discussions among Liu Mang and his advisors, including Zhang Fei and Pang Tong, reveal differing opinions on how to address the grain shortage. Zhang Fei suggests robbing grain merchants, but Pang Tong warns against actions that could harm Jingzhou's reputation. Ultimately, they consider reaching out to Eastern Wu for assistance, though Liu Mang remains skeptical about their prospects. The chapter ends with a light-hearted moment as Liu Mang is playfully interrupted by Zhang Xing Cai and Guan Yin Ping, leading him to a new idea for resolving their predicament.

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