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

Summary

. Pang De's formation overwhelmed two generals, forcing Xiahou Dun to flee, boosting Han Jun's morale despite Cao's numerical advantage dwindling. Cao Cao deployed his strongest warrior, Xu Chu, who felt unsupported without Dian Wei. Xu Chu challenged the Han generals, prompting Zhang Fei to step forward. Both sides rallied support, creating a charged atmosphere. . Zhang Fei matched Xu Chu's brute strength with skill, showcasing his prowess with his snake spear. The battle revealed Zhang Fei's growth as he easily countered Xu Chu’s attacks. Cao Cao grew increasingly frustrated as Xu Chu struggled. Sima Yi observed the battlefield's dynamics, noting Cao Cao's determination to not lose to Liu Bei, whom he respected for his ideals. The chapter concluded with Cao Cao's despair as a Han general charged forward, signaling potential disaster. .

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