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

Summary

The chapter describes the aftermath of Gao Li's defeat by the Han army, highlighting the surrender of Zhu Meng and his son to Liu Bei. With Gao Li completely conquered, military responsibilities in Liaodong are given to Cao Zhang, who is pleased to avoid court politics. Ling Tong remains in Youzhou, valuing the frontier over returning to Luo Yang, while celebrations erupt in Luo Yang over the Han's victories against the Xianbei and other tribes. Cao Rui and Sun Quan engage in playful banter, reflecting on Liu Bei's successes. Zhuge Liang, concerned about remaining nomadic tribes, discusses the need for vigilance with Pang Tong. He plans to recall Xu Yuan Zhi from Jiaozhou, believing his contributions warrant it. Meanwhile, in Jiaozhou, Yu Jin and Man Chong adjust to their new lives, while Xu Shu contemplates staying in Jiaozhou to avoid court intrigues. He intends to recommend Jia Xu for a position in Luo Yang, leading to a humorous exchange about their fates.

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