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

Summary

Zhang Hu and Le Zhen's brutal attack on Shi Tian symbolizes the ruthless nature of the Han army, contrasting with the more lenient approach of the Han in the past. Shi Tian, a master of martial arts and leader of the Qiang tribe, is caught off guard and ultimately defeated as Zhang Hu and Le Zhen join forces against him. Despite his prowess, Shi Tian is overwhelmed and killed, leading to the complete annihilation of the Qiang tribe. Meanwhile, Liu Bao, leader of the Xiongnu, faces a dire situation as he learns of the Jie tribe's destruction at the hands of the Han. Desperate for an alliance, he sends a messenger to Goguryeo to seek assistance from Zhu Meng, fearing for his own tribe's survival. In Yuyang Pass, Liu Bei has recovered from his injury and discusses the recent victories against the Xiongnu. Liu Mang expresses concern over Liu Bao potentially allying with Goguryeo, while Lu Xun reassures them that Zhu Ge Zi Yu is on his way to prevent Goguryeo from acting against the Han. The chapter concludes with Liu Bei's frustration at his sons' antics, highlighting the familial dynamics amidst the backdrop of war.

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