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

Summary

The Asuka Empire's disciplined army, driven by the promise of plunder, assaults a city defended by the Han army. Despite heavy arrow fire from the Qiang and Di tribes, the Asuka soldiers, undeterred by casualties, continue their relentless advance. Hao Zhao, a defender, fights valiantly, bolstering the morale of his comrades. The Han army counters by targeting the Asuka's catapults, and with Hao Zhao's leadership, they repel the attack, though the threat remains significant. Meanwhile, Liu Mang prepares to lead an expedition to Liangzhou against the Qiang and Di tribes, despite opposition from the cabinet. He selects capable generals and intends to reach Zhang Ye swiftly to support Hao Zhao. The narrative touches on the complexities of leadership and the burdens of war, highlighting the urgency of the situation as night falls and the Kushan army prepares for a night raid.

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