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

Summary

. Liu Mang's strategy successfully repels Xiahou Yuan and others, prompting him to suggest a return to Chengdu for leisure. This proposal stuns the generals, especially Liu Bei, who insists that family should fight together. Liu Mang counters with concerns about being a burden, leading to a humorous yet tense exchange. Liu Bei's enthusiasm for the upcoming battle is met with Liu Mang's caution regarding their route to Hanzhong, proposing to bypass the heavily defended Yangping Pass. . After debate, the group agrees to send Chen Shi to test the Ma Ming Pavilion route while keeping the Micang Mountains as a backup option. Liu Mang stresses the danger of the Ma Ming route, suggesting Xiahou Yuan would likely guard it heavily. Ultimately, they decide to test the Ma Ming route while preparing for the alternative, reflecting a mix of confidence and caution in their military strategy. Liu Mang then gathers key generals to address Liu Bei’s decision-making. .

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