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

Summary

. Zhang Ren's willingness to surrender brings unexpected joy to Liu Bei, who sees it as an opportunity to bolster his forces against Cao Cao. Despite Zhang Ren's loyalty to Liu Zhang, Liu Bei appeals to him to join the cause to restore the Han dynasty. Tensions rise as Guan Yu confronts Zhang Ren, but Liu Bei manages to defuse the situation with a heartfelt speech about his dedication to the Han and the suffering of the people. Moved by Liu Bei's conviction, Zhang Ren agrees to surrender. As Liu Bei's forces grow, Liu Zhang realizes he cannot easily defend Chengdu and contemplates surrendering. Despite his resignation, he plans to make Liu Mang the new governor of Yizhou, hoping to provoke Liu Bei. When Liu Bei's army enters Chengdu, Liu Zhang openly surrenders, officially naming Liu Mang as governor, which frustrates Liu Bei, who feels overshadowed by his son. . Despite Liu Bei's earlier promises to the soldiers, unrest begins to surface among them regarding their rewards for capturing Chengdu, leading to tensions within Liu Bei's camp as they navigate the aftermath of the surrender. .

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