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

Summary

. Liu Bei is surprised that Mr. Shui Jing supports his unproductive son, Liu Mang. Zhang Fei jokes about Liu Mang's wine brewing, while Guan Yu scolds him for drinking on academy grounds. A young scholar explains that Mr. Shui Jing is recovering from a hangover due to Liu Mang's wine. Liu Bei urges Liu Mang to focus on reviving the Han dynasty and shares candy as a sign of their bond. Meanwhile, Mr. Shui Jing, suffering from a headache, discovers Liu Mang mixing syrup and yellow mud, which surprisingly results in high-quality sugar. Mr. Shui Jing is impressed, but Liu Mang insists he must pay for the sugar. .

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