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

Summary

. Liu Mang and his companions traveled north into the Hebei region, witnessing the devastation of once-prosperous lands. They encountered gaunt refugees begging for food, but Mi Wei, the convoy's manager, insisted they could not help them, fearing it would encourage more to beg. Mi Wei lamented the heavy taxes imposed due to chaos in the Wei Kingdom, which had turned good citizens into refugees. He criticized the wealthy Xin and Zhen clans for exploiting the situation instead of aiding the needy. As they continued, Liu Mang realized some refugees were spies for bandits, signaling danger. An elder urged the villagers to protect Liu Mang, revealing that many were skilled martial artists despite their current plight. The elder expressed their willingness to submit to the bandits to ensure Liu Mang's safety, highlighting the desperation and sorrow of the situation. .

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