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

Summary

. Mr. Si Ma Hui, the esteemed Water Mirror Sage, is the leading scholar in Jingzhou, with notable disciples including Wo Long and Feng Chu. Liu Biao, the local emperor, secures spots for his family at the Water Mirror Academy, where even the mediocre Liu Qi has graduated. Liu Cong is also set to study there, while Liu Bei has little hope for his son, Liu Mang, to gain admission. However, Liu Bei is thrilled at the prospect of Liu Mang having a legitimate master in Zhuge Liang and the chance to learn from esteemed figures at the academy. Liu Mang, uninterested in the academy and more focused on enjoying life, attempts to decline the opportunity, but Liu Bei insists he accept it. Zhuge Liang, feeling embarrassed by Liu Mang's lack of interest in his teachings, agrees to a deal where Liu Mang will teach him a method to strengthen his body in exchange for the chance to nap during class. As they practice Tai Chi together, Mi Fang, witnessing the scene, is shocked and decides to imitate them, unaware of Liu Mang's true intentions to avoid work. .

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