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

Summary

. Liu Bei's army celebrates their recent victory in Liangzhou when they learn of Cao Cao's massive mobilization of 300,000 troops advancing towards Jiangling in Jingzhou. Governor Zhao Yun, with generals like Pang Tong and Gan Ning, prepares for battle, recognizing the urgency and danger. While Pang Tong remains calm, emphasizing the need for reinforcements, Zhao Yun reflects on the importance of holding Jiangling as a barrier against Cao Cao's forces and potential treachery from Sun Quan. . Despite concerns about the strength of their forces, Zhao Yun vows to fight, appreciating the support of his comrades, including Ma Yun Lu, who desires to join the battle. Pang Tong advises sending for Liu Feng, the commander in Shanyang, to seek reinforcements. Meanwhile, in Shangyong, Liu Feng faces pressure from Meng Da, who questions the wisdom of sending troops to aid Jiangling when they might be needed to defend against local threats. Ultimately, Liu Feng decides to prioritize aiding Zhao Yun over securing his own position. .

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