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

Summary

The chapter describes a complex situation where Zhang Liao, a Cao Wei general, suspects that Zhao Lei, a Shu Han officer, is colluding with the enemy Eastern Wu. Zhang Liao is torn between his loyalty to Cao Wei and his concern for his nephew Zhang Hu, who was beaten by Zhang Hu's father. Li Dian, another Cao Wei general, intervenes to calm the situation. . Meanwhile, Sun Quan of Eastern Wu is secretly trying to maintain contact with Zhao Lei, hoping to use him as a trap against Shu Han. However, Zhao Lei has learned from his past mistakes and refuses to cooperate. . The chapter culminates in a confrontation where Zhang Liao publicly accuses Zhao Lei of being an ungrateful scoundrel, much to the dismay of Guan Yu, the Shu Han general, who values loyalty and righteousness among his men. The chapter ends with Sun Quan anxiously hoping that Zhao Lei will not expose himself.

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