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

Summary

The chapter discusses the strategic importance of Qiao County, which was the birthplace of the illustrious Cao Cao. After Cao Pi usurped the Han dynasty, Qiao County became a crucial stronghold of Li Guo. Wei Wu's recent conquest of Shou Chun led them to seize the chaos engulfing Cao Wei and expand their territory, including the occupation of Qiao County. However, Lv Meng, who had defeated Cao Wei and tricked Cao Pi into surrender, held a deep disdain for Zhu Huan's ambitious suggestions. The armies of East Wu surged forth, and Qiao County was rife with tension and fear. Cao Zhen attempted to dampen the spirits of the East Wu army, but Lv Meng remained unperturbed. Meanwhile, the Han army, led by Liu Mang, recognized the benefits of Cao Wei's turmoil, but Liu Mang advocated for a more cautious approach, preferring to let Cao Wei and Eastern Wu weaken each other before making a move.

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