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

Summary

. Liu Mang's strategic maneuvering led the Jiangdong captives to charge at Shi Xie's forces, revealing the Wu Jun's superior combat strength. In a panic, Shi Xie decided to retreat via the mountain path, believing it would help him escape. He cursed Liu Mang for betraying him, unaware that Liu Mang was comfortably in the city. Shi Xie felt uneasy about the mountains, suspecting an ambush, but the Wu Jun did not pursue. He reflected on the lack of skilled mountain generals in his army and lamented his situation. Meanwhile, Liu Mang planned to implement a separation of powers in Jiaozhou, assigning roles to Pang Tong, Ma Liang, and Wei Yan to ensure Shi Xie's influence was diminished. The three strategists expressed confidence in Liu Mang's plans, and he prepared to meet Shi Xie for a discussion. .

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