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

Summary

Gan Ning and his crew prepare for battle against the dog slaves, with Tai Shi Zheng overseeing the naval strategy. Gan Ning boldly challenges the enemy, but initially, they remain silent. As the dog slaves attempt to engage, Gan Ning expresses his disdain for their wooden rafts, leading to a fierce attack by the Han navy. The Han warriors demonstrate their superiority, easily defeating the dog slaves and showcasing their martial prowess. Tai Shi Ci leads the charge on land, dispatching enemies effortlessly. As the battle unfolds, the dog slaves, witnessing the Han's strength, begin to flee. Amidst the chaos, Bei Mi Hu contemplates an alliance with the Han, preferring to serve under them than remain queen in Yamato. The chapter concludes with the Han army's overwhelming victory, solidifying their reputation and instilling fear in the Yamatai Kingdom.

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