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

Summary

. As Xing Dao Rong attempts to flee, Sha Mo Ke confronts him, showcasing his prowess as a "Flying General." Deng Ai engages in fierce combat with Sha Mo Ke, who relies on brute strength against Deng Ai's skilled spear technique. Huang Shan joins the fray, demonstrating impressive archery skills learned from Huang Zhong. Despite their combined efforts, Sha Mo Ke holds his ground. Meanwhile, Liu Bei discusses military strategy with Zhuge Liang, considering sending a letter to Wu Ju regarding potential threats from Sun Quan. Liu Bei expresses frustration over his son, Liu Mang, focusing on teaching soldiers to read instead of martial skills. In the military camp, Liu Qi, Liu Cong, and Liu Pan assist Liu Mang with transcribing pinyin, aiming to reduce illiteracy among soldiers. .

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