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

Summary

. In the initial battle between the Xianbei and the Han army, the Xianbei faced a crushing defeat despite their advantageous terrain and cavalry mobility. Qie Wan Neng ordered a retreat as the Han army pursued relentlessly with strong archery, leading to heavy casualties among the Xianbei. Reflecting on their loss, Qie acknowledged the bravery of his warriors but was frustrated by their situation. Meanwhile, Liu Mang, recognizing the potential in Guan Ping and his brothers, appointed them to leadership roles, emphasizing the importance of strategic thinking and resource management in warfare. As they advanced, they encountered the devastation caused by the Xianbei, prompting the Han army to honor their fallen by erecting a monument and vowing revenge. .

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