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

Summary

The chapter describes the Han army's cavalry, equipped with bludgeons, successfully intercepting the fleeing Gui Shuang army. Hao Zhao, excited by the battle, joins Liu Mang and leads the garrison in an attack, expressing their animosity towards the enemy. Despite the Gui Shuang's previous confidence, they suffer losses and retreat. Liu Mang rewards Hao Zhao and Zhang Ji with titles for their contributions. The discussion shifts to the need to subdue the Gui Shuang and the Qiang and Di tribes, with Jia Xu proposing a cunning strategy. The Han army plans to gather intelligence and eliminate threats from the Qiang and Di. Meanwhile, the Qiang and Di alliance debates surrendering to Liu Mang, revealing their fear of the Han army's strength.

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