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

Summary

. In the rebel camp, Gao Ding, distraught over his family's safety, finds his situation worsened when his subordinate, Hubei Huan, surrenders to the Han army. While Gao Ding’s provisions are dwindling, reinforcements arrive, boosting his forces. Yong Kai, a descendant of the Han Shifang Marquis, assures Gao Ding that an attack on the Han army will enable them to defeat Liu Bei and rescue his family. However, Meng Huo warns that such a move could endanger Gao Ding’s family further. That night, Hubei Huan returns with Gao Ding's family unharmed, revealing that the Han army has not mistreated them, which prompts Gao Ding to reconsider his grievances against the Han. Despite Yong Kai's manipulations, Gao Ding questions him about the safety of his family and his true intentions. Yong Kai, sensing Gao Ding’s hesitation, proposes a plan to capture Liu Mang and Zhuge Liang by ambushing the Han army. Meanwhile, Yong Kai plots behind the scenes, intending to use Gao Ding's desire for revenge against the Han to further his own ambitions. Meng Huo, skeptical of Yong Kai's motives, decides not to participate in any internal strife among the rebels. As tensions rise, Zhuge Liang anticipates an attack on the Han camp, preparing his generals for the impending confrontation. .

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