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

Summary

. Guan Yu's strategic retreat frustrates the Qiang, who expected a decisive battle from the Han army. Guan Ping questions their strategy, but Guan Yu insists on supporting Mang Er's surprise attack on Wuwei rather than engaging directly at the crossing. In the Han camp, differing opinions emerge about the risk of attacking the Wuqiao Ridge. Zhang Ji expresses concerns about Guan Yu's ability to handle the Qiang forces, but Liu Mang remains determined, emphasizing the need for boldness in warfare. Meanwhile, E He Shao Ge grows wary of the Han army's persistence, recognizing that their small forces are effectively harassing the Qiang. Despite the growing Qiang numbers, Guan Yu remains confident and prepares to implement a clever plan using the Iron Chain strategy against him. .

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