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

Summary

. Cao Pi executed Zhen Fu Ren, driven by resentment towards his brother Cao Zhi and his wife, despite having children with her. Guo Nü Wang gained Cao Pi's favor by understanding the situation. Zhen Fu Ren was allowed to end her life with poison, leaving her children, Cao Rui and Cao Ling, devastated. They feared revenge against Cao Pi, who felt dread over their grief. Sima Yi urged Cao Rui to suppress his emotions for survival, suggesting he recognize Guo Nü Wang as his mother. Despite their anguish, the siblings complied for their future. Meanwhile, Liu Bei celebrated Liu Mang's marriage to Zhu Rong, signifying unity with the barbarians. Though some advisors doubted this union, Liu Mang felt indebted to Zhu Rong. As Liu Bei discussed military strategies for Liangzhou, Liu Mang interjected with philosophical insights, prompting a realization that different approaches were needed for different situations. Liu Bei acknowledged his confusion over Liu Mang's logic and sought more guidance. .

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