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

Summary

. Meng Da and Yan Yan, both members of the Eastern State Sect, experience tension after Liu Bei rewards them for their military accomplishments. Liu Bei assigns Meng Da to guard Jiamei Pass, causing frustration due to perceived underutilization of his talents. Liu Mang suggests a fistfight to resolve the conflict, which both generals accept. The match ends in Yan Yan's victory, leading to mutual respect and laughter, alleviating the earlier tensions. . During a military council, Liu Mang expresses concerns about the strength of Cao Cao's forces, suggesting that even the Five Tiger Generals may struggle against them. Despite initial objections, several generals pledge to fight alongside Liu Mang, emphasizing their loyalty and readiness for battle. The atmosphere shifts as Guan Yu encourages Liu Bei, who feels grateful but realizes his generals are distancing themselves from him. Guan Yu asserts that they do not need Liu Bei's direct involvement to handle the enemy's forces. . Ultimately, the camaraderie among the generals is reinforced as they prepare for the impending conflict with Cao Cao's army. .

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