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

Summary

. Qie Wan Neng is baffled by the defeat of the Xianbei elite cavalry against the Han army, especially as they flee the battlefield, abandoning their armor and horses. Rumors spread among the soldiers, attributing their loss to divine intervention, which terrifies them. Qie Wan Neng realizes that his troops are demoralized and considers two options: return to Youzhou or surrender to the Han army. Ultimately, the latter seems more appealing to his men. Meanwhile, Liu Mang receives news of the Xianbei's desire to surrender but suspects a trap. He plans to meet Qie Wan Neng to confront him directly. At the meeting, Qie Wan Neng brings only twenty men, underestimating Liu Mang's strength, which leads to a sudden confrontation as Liu Mang's companions, Guan Xing and Zhang Bao, spring into action. .

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