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

Summary

The chapter explores the complex political dynamics in the Cao Wei state, highlighting the Tian Zi's diminished power and the struggles faced by Emperor Cao Rui. Liu Mang converses with Cao Rui, who reflects on the challenges of leadership and the threat of powerful ministers. Despite feeling trapped by his family's ambitions, Cao Rui acknowledges the difficulties of being an emperor. Tensions rise when Hu Zun attempts to assassinate Liu Mang but is stopped by Wang Chang, who defends the envoy's safety. Hu Zun ultimately takes his own life, expressing his loyalty to Wei. Liu Mang leaves unharmed, reuniting with Liu Bei and his allies, who discuss plans to attack Luo Yang. They express admiration for Cao Rui's abilities while strategizing their military approach, including the use of new devices developed by Zhuge Liang and Ma Jun.

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