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

Summary

The chapter describes a conflict between the forces of Eastern Wu and Cao Wei. Sun Quan, the ruler of Eastern Wu, is angered by the mocking of a woman and orders his army to attack the city of Xiaopei. However, the Wu army lacks siege weapons and can only rely on primitive ladders to assault the city. . The defenders of Xiaopei, led by Guan Suo, Guan Yin Ping, and Zhang Xing Cai, put up a fierce resistance, inflicting heavy casualties on the Wu army. Guan Yu and Pang Tong, on the Shu Han side, decide to evacuate the citizens rather than engage in a direct confrontation with Cao Wei, as they are aware of the enemy's trap. . Seeing Cao Wei's attack on Xiaopei, Sun Quan decides to intervene, hoping to silence the woman who has been mocking him.

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