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

Summary

. At a celebration banquet in Jiangxia, Liu Bei welcomed Lu Xun and assigned Cheng Wu and others under his command, showcasing his trust in his subordinates. Liu Bei boasted about the strength of his army and the resources of Jingnan, but his pride was deflated when his son Liu Mang pointed out that he had not contributed to the recent territorial gains. Liu Mang criticized Liu Bei's ambitions for Yizhou, arguing that it would be a futile endeavor without securing Hanzhong first. Zhuge Liang supported Liu Mang's perspective, emphasizing the need for a strategic approach. The atmosphere shifted as Liu Bei felt angered by his son's remarks, while Guan Yu and Zhang Fei reacted differently to the unfolding family dynamics. .

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