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

Summary

. Cao Cao is frustrated with Liu Mang, who has become a significant threat to his authority, even more so than Liu Bei and Sun Quan. He feels insulted by Liu Mang's personal attacks and is disappointed in his sons' lack of talent compared to Liu Mang. As discussions about the potential title of Duke of Wei and the establishment of the capital in Ye City arise, Cao Cao's advisors grow uneasy. Meanwhile, the emperor of the Han dynasty, feeling a resurgence of dignity, orders wine to celebrate. In Cangwu County, Wu Ju receives a letter from Liu Mang and expresses admiration for his resolve, while questioning the presence of a woman accompanying Liu Mang's subordinates. The young lady, Lv Qi Ling, denies any connection to Liu Mang, but Wu Ju humorously suggests otherwise. .

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