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

Summary

The chapter describes the ruthless and merciless nature of Cheng Yu, a general defending the city of Shou Chun. He is willing to kill without hesitation, even turning townspeople into dried meat to feed his troops during a food shortage. This earns him the loyalty of his troops, including Wen Qin as his deputy. . The chapter also depicts the conflict between Cheng Yu and Lv Meng, with both exchanging heated insults. Cheng Yu is determined to make an example of any remaining soldiers who think of leaving Shou Chun, causing them to be too scared to rebel. . The chapter then shifts to Sun Quan's desire to declare himself emperor, despite warnings from his ministers that this would only bring pain to friends and joy to enemies. Sun Quan is determined to become emperor, believing Eastern Wu has the resources and power to do so, while Liu Bei, "a mere weaver and sandal seller", has already declared himself emperor.

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