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

Summary

. In this chapter, Yan Qing challenges Liu Mang by questioning the state of the granary, leading to a tense moment. Liu Mang reveals a well-stocked granary, surprising everyone and dispelling rumors of grain shortages in Jingzhou. He confidently states that support from his ally has ensured a steady supply of provisions. Despite initial skepticism, Yan Qing confirms the grain's authenticity, leading to Liu Mang's command to punish the merchants spreading false rumors. Liu Mang then decides to purchase grain at a significantly reduced price, surprising the merchants. He expresses his intent to profit openly from the situation, suggesting a poetry contest to attract talents and further his agenda, while also mocking Cao Pi's pride in poetry. .

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