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

Summary

Yue You's assassination attempt on Liu Mang forced him to retreat, as losing his treasured sword was a blow to his spirit. Liu Mang seized Yue You's swords, leading Yue You to abandon his grievances and leave. Meanwhile, Liu Mang's allies, Lu Xun and Ma Su, prepared for an offensive against Ji Zhou, with Lu Xun commenting on Cao Zhen's foolish tactics. Despite Cao Zhang's concerns about the Xiongnu and Goguryeo, he received a prized horse from Liu Mang, which lifted his spirits. Liu Mang strategized for the conquest of Jizhou, noting that only Qin Lang and Zhuge Dan were vulnerable among the defending generals. Zhang Fei eagerly sought command of the troops, insisting on his capabilities, while Liu Mang appointed him to lead against Guan Qiu Jian's forces. The chapter highlights the preparation for large-scale warfare and the importance of strong military leadership as Liu Mang coordinates his generals for the upcoming battles.

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