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

Summary

The chapter describes the events in the land of Changshan, where the governor Wei Sa harbored a deep hatred for Shu Han due to his association with the late Cao Pi. After Cao Rui's ascension, Wei Sa and other officials who were favored by Cao Pi were sidelined. Zhao Yun, who was deeply affected by the death of his brother, refused to let personal vengeance delay the important affairs of the young master Liu Bei. Meanwhile, Zhang Fei was ready to avenge Zhao Yun, but Zhao Yun calmed him down. Later, Liu Mang, who was traveling with the group, secretly assassinated Wei Sa and left a message at the governor's mansion. The next day, the convoy encountered strict inspections at the pass, but they managed to escape the danger with the help of Mi Wei's bribery. Liu Mang and Zhang Fei then revealed that they had killed Wei Sa to avenge Zhao Yun's brother and sister-in-law.

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