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

Summary

In this chapter, Gan Ning is appointed as one of the Five Tiger Generals, filling in for Huang Zhong. He reflects on his past as a bandit and acknowledges the honor of his new title, though he feels Tai Shi Ci is more deserving. Onboard a ship, he meets Jiang Wei, a disciple of the Sleeping Dragon, who has been sent to assist him in attacking Eastern Wu. Jiang Wei warns against a direct assault on Jian Ye due to its formidable defenses and the risk of annihilation by Lv Meng’s forces. Despite initial resistance from Gan Ning’s bandits, Jiang Wei’s strategic insights gain their respect. He proposes attacking Wu Commandery instead, targeting the influential four families to destabilize Jian Ye. Gan Ning agrees, recognizing the effectiveness of this plan, and orders the army to adjust course towards Wu Commandery. The chapter concludes with Liu Mang expressing confidence in Jiang Wei and Deng Ai's abilities from the Han army's camp across the river.

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