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

Summary

The chapter focuses on the planning of a raid on the Xiongnu royal court, led by Ma Chao and supported by the Xianbei tribe. Jiang Wei recognizes Ma Chao's ambition, as the oppressed Xianbei are eager for revenge against the Xiongnu. The proposal receives overwhelming support, with Radix Bupleuri reluctantly agreeing to join after being pressured by Ma Chao. Meanwhile, tensions arise regarding leadership and authority among the Xianbei, as Jiang Wei advises Ma Chao to establish his dominance over Radix Bupleuri. The chapter shifts to a prison in Luo Yang, where Zhuge Liang confronts Sima Yi, revealing the ruthlessness of their plans against the Xiongnu. Sima Yi, fearing for his life, tries to negotiate but is ultimately executed by Zhuge Liang, who believes that Sima Yi's survival could be a future threat to the Han. The narrative concludes with discussions among Zhuge Liang and his allies about the moral implications of their actions, emphasizing the necessity of revenge against the Xiongnu for their past atrocities against the Han.

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