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

Summary

. The Qiang people retreated to Xianmei County after losing the Zhan Yin ferry, avoiding further conflict with Guan Yu. E He Shao Ge lamented their situation, while Liu Mang aimed to coordinate a surprise attack with the garrison at Wuwei City. In the Han army camp, Liu Mang discussed strategies, emphasizing the need for sacrifices and requesting volunteers to intercept the Qiang forces. Pang De and Lu Xun were chosen to lead a small unit for this task. Zhang Fei, eager for action, expressed frustration at the delayed attack on Wuwei City. Liu Mang explained the strategy of surrounding the city to force a surrender instead of an outright assault. The nobles within Wu Wei City, worried for their safety, considered surrendering to the Han army rather than face destruction. . Meanwhile, Pang De's forces, consisting of only 3,000 troops, prepared for a confrontation with the larger Qiang army. Lu Xun argued for an aggressive approach rather than retreating, emphasizing the importance of showing strength. Shi Ren, a reluctant addition to Pang De's command, was ordered to lead a small unit against the Qiang, planning to lure them into a trap. .

Full content