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

Summary

. In this chapter, Quan Rou realizes the dire situation as the Han army, led by Deng Ai, gains the high ground. As battles commence, Zhu Huan attempts to organize a defense but is thwarted by Deng Ai's tactics, which include rolling logs and stones to trap Eastern Wu soldiers. Quan Rou's troops suffer heavy casualties, leading to a chaotic retreat. Despite their efforts, Quan Rou is fatally wounded by an arrow from Huang Shan while trying to shield herself. In the midst of the conflict, Zhu Huan and Deng Ai engage in a fierce duel. Zhu Huan tries to negotiate for a truce, appealing to shared interests, and is ultimately spared by Deng Ai, who orders a retreat. The Eastern Wu suffers significant losses, losing two thousand troops and a prominent general, while the Han army incurs only minor casualties, highlighting their strength. .

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