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

Summary

. Liu Bei expresses his grievances about the military disparity between his forces and Cao Cao's, while Zhou Yu insists on the need for additional troops to balance the alliance. Zhou Yu, harboring ulterior motives to weaken Liu Bei, reflects on his loyalty and the sacrifices made for the alliance. Meanwhile, Xu Shu laments personal losses due to Cao Cao's forces. In a parallel plot, Sima Yi devises a cunning plan to deceive Zhou Yu by using straw men to draw enemy arrows, ensuring Cao Cao's forces can turn the enemy's ammunition against them. Cao Cao is pleased with the strategy, praising Sima Yi while the latter remains cautious about his rising influence. .

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