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

Summary

. Sima Yi is brought before Cao Cao, who greets him coldly and acknowledges his son Cao Pi's pleas for Sima Yi’s mercy. Sima Yi expresses gratitude, bowing to Cao Pi, but internally feels the weight of his family's life at stake. Despite his flattery, Cao Cao challenges Sima Yi, questioning his loyalty and drawing a sword to his throat. Sima Yi swears loyalty to Cao Cao, promising that if he betrays this vow, his descendants will suffer. Cao Cao, unimpressed, dismisses Sima Yi with a reminder of his words and orders him to leave in a humiliating manner. Sima Yi exits, relieved to have avoided death. Meanwhile, Cao Cao discusses strategic plans to create chaos in Liangzhou, disregarding the suffering of the common people, which Chen Qun protests but to no avail. After Cao Cao's plans unfold, Sima Yi vows revenge against Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang for his predicament. .

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