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

Summary

. Zhang He expressed loyalty to Cao Ren by requesting to take the blame for their past failures. During the assault on Jiameng Pass, he was accompanied by Xiahou Shang and Han Hao. After previous defeats against Zhang Fei, Xiahou Shang took command, but his overconfidence led to tension with Zhang He, who cautioned against underestimating their enemy, Liu Mang. . At Jiameng Pass, Meng Da questioned the capability of the reinforcements sent, which displeased the old generals present. Liu Mang arrived, prompting Meng Da to acknowledge him as the true support. However, Meng Da expressed concern about their limited troops compared to the enemy's overwhelming numbers. Huo Jun and Meng Da argued about the defense strategy, but Liu Mang insisted on attacking, claiming it was the best defense. Ultimately, Meng Da agreed to provide Liu Mang with a thousand troops, despite his reservations. Huang Zhong and Yan Yan pledged their loyalty to Liu Mang, while he expressed confidence in their plan to confront the enemy. .

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