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

Summary

. The chapter depicts a shift in perception regarding Sima Yi, who is now praised by the Han army after previously being criticized. Rumors suggest that Zhuge Liang fears Sima Yi, leading to speculation that Sima Yi is allowing Zhuge Liang to gain power to strike at the right moment. Meanwhile, Sima Yi is confused by Zhuge Liang's sudden praise and is reluctant to engage in battle. The court is divided, with some believing Zhuge Liang is manipulating Sima Yi into battle, while others, like Jia Kui, express concern over Sima Yi's loyalty. Ultimately, Cao Rui decides to test Sima Yi's loyalty by sending him into battle, with the expectation that he will be defeated by Zhuge Liang. A character offers to stake the lives of his family to guarantee Sima Yi's loyalty, requesting the retraction of the edict. .

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