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

Summary

. In the midst of battle at Luo Feng Po, Liu Feng fights against Zhang Ren, a general from Shu. Liu Feng rallies his troops but faces a dire situation as Zhang Ren picks off his men with deadly precision. Despite Liu Feng's fierce determination, Zhang Ren taunts him about his loyalty and skill. As the fight intensifies, Zhang Ren is momentarily interrupted by Liu Mang, who warns him of an ambush from their allies. This causes Zhang Ren to retreat, leaving Liu Feng frustrated with Liu Mang's decision to spare him. Later, in their military camp, Liu Bei consoles Liu Feng after his near defeat, while Zhuge Liang suggests Liu Feng should be punished for his failure. Liu Mang proposes an alternative strategy for capturing Chucheng, which Liu Bei initially resists but is ultimately persuaded to consider. The chapter highlights themes of loyalty, strategy, and the complexities of leadership in warfare. .

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