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

Summary

The chapter describes the siege of Xia Pi by Dong Wu forces. Xu Zhou, the defender of Xia Pi, is under immense psychological stress as the siege drags on. Dong Wu's generals, including Bi Xia and Lv Meng, discuss launching a full-scale assault, believing the defenders' morale is wavering. However, Zhu Huan cautions against underestimating the defenders, especially Liu Mang. Sun Quan, the ruler of Dong Wu, is confident in victory but is reminded by Zhuge Jin of the potential consequences of escalating the conflict. The chapter also touches on the complex dynamics between the various factions and the challenges of command and control in the war.

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