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

Summary

. Shi Xie, the sole commander of the Shi family army, is distressed over the capture of his family members by Liu Mang. He receives a clever plan from Xu Jing, which involves driving refugees to Fengyang City to create a food crisis for Liu Bei, who values benevolence. Shi Xie hopes to tarnish Liu Bei's reputation if he refuses the refugees. Meanwhile, Liu Bei's advisors, Ma Su and Lu Xun, debate the best approach to handle the refugees without damaging their reputation. Zhuge Liang suggests stabilizing Jiaozhou to strengthen their position, and they discuss the concept of "Three Powers Separation" to prevent any one person from monopolizing power. Liu Bei regrets not keeping Wu Ju, who could have been useful. .

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