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

Summary

. In Chengdu, civil and military officials gathered under Liu Bei's command, including soldiers from Jingzhou, Dongzhou, and Yizhou. Tensions rose between the Yizhou and Dongzhou troops, as Yizhou soldiers insulted their Dongzhou counterparts. Liu Mang intervened with humor and rebuke, encouraging unity by mocking both sides' weaknesses. He claimed to possess Cao Cao’s famed sword, Tianjian, winning the respect of the soldiers and rallying them to join in a bold plan to rob Cao Cao, igniting their morale. Liu Bei was initially alarmed but ultimately saw the benefits as Liu Mang's speech united the troops. Encouraged by the possibility of sharing treasures from Liu Zhang’s treasury, the soldiers cheered. Zhuge Liang voiced concerns over funding, but Liu Bei felt reassured by Liu Mang's leadership and their shared joy. .

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