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

Summary

. In a chaotic battlefield, Guan Ping captures the enemy general, Zhang Wei, ensuring Liu Mang's safety and that of his comrades. Zhang Wei, astonished by his own capture, expresses resignation. Liu Mang commands the surrender of Zhang Wei’s forces, and the Daoists relent, fearing for their leader's safety. Meanwhile, Fa Zheng admires Guan Ping's prowess and learns about other formidable generals under Liu Mang's command. . At Jiameng Pass, concerns arise about not supporting Liu Mang's troop, but Gao Pei dismisses the idea, believing it serves their interests. When Liu Mang returns victorious, Gao Pei’s disdain grows upon learning Zhang Wei is captured. Liu Mang refuses to kill Zhang Wei, opting instead to treat the captives well. Guan Ping’s confidence intimidates Gao Pei and Yang Huai, who are humiliated by their inability to match Liu Mang’s strength. As they plot Liu Mang's elimination, unaware that Lü Qiling is eavesdropping, the tension escalates. .

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