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

Summary

. In the chapter "Outside Yicheng," Zhao Ang recognizes the incoming troops as the Han army, causing concern for their dire situation against the Qiang cavalry. As the Qiang boast about their strength, Zhang Fei acts swiftly to eliminate one of them, prompting Liu Mang to command a charge against the Qiang. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei lead a fierce assault, quickly instilling fear among the Qiang warriors with their exceptional skill and valor. Despite Zhao Ang's stubbornness to defend Yicheng against the Han army, Liu Mang decides to withdraw, causing panic among Zhao Ang and his troops as more Qiang soldiers approach. Ma Chao persuades Liu Mang to consider saving Yicheng for the innocent civilians. Despite Liu Mang's dismissal of Zhao Ang's wishes, Ma Chao prepares to lead a small contingent against the Qiang. As Ma Chao confronts the enemy, they underestimate him, leading him to vow to spill their blood as a reminder of his reputation as the Divine Might General. .

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