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

Summary

. As Cao Cao was stabilizing the court, Liu Bei launched a significant military campaign from Hanzhong, assembling an army of 100,000 troops aimed at conquering Liangzhou. Though eager to lead his forces, Liu Bei was convinced by Zhuge Liang and others to stay behind in Chengdu, while key generals like Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Ma Chao spearheaded the attack. Huang Zhong was tasked with guarding Hanzhong to prevent any surprise attacks from Cao Cao. Liu Bei's family and allies showed unwavering support, with the southern barbarians contributing cavalry. Before the march, Liu Mang prepared his forces, assuring his women of their safety and promising to return. The logistics of supporting a massive army were carefully managed with innovative methods for transporting supplies, facilitated by capable aides. Public sentiment in Yizhou was strong, with citizens rallying around Liu Bei and expressing gratitude for his leadership. As the army departed, Liu Bei felt a mix of pride and concern for the safety of his brothers, particularly as they faced formidable Qiang and Hu forces. He contemplated the tasks assigned by Liu Mang, recognizing the importance of uniting the people for the campaign. Zhuge Liang urged him to embrace these responsibilities for the greater good of Yizhou. .

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