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

Summary

. Fu Rong, though outnumbered, demonstrates fierce bravery as he charges towards Jia Hua and Gu Li, refusing to surrender. Despite being urged to join the White Clothes for survival, Fu Rong dismisses the offer with scorn. He battles relentlessly, wielding an iron spear and showcasing unmatched courage. Gu Li and Jia Hua, frustrated by his defiance, retreat to defend Hepu from incoming reinforcements. As Wei Yan’s forces arrive in just eight days, Shi Xie’s rebellion falters. His defeat is sealed by a poisoned honeyed wine, and his death leads to the collapse of his forces. Wei Yan and his troops triumph, with Shi Xie’s decapitated head displayed to demoralize the remaining rebels. Despite Shi Xie's fall, some rebels cling to hope until an old Taoist priest offers a plea for mercy, signaling the end of the rebellion. .

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