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

Summary

. In Jiangling, under the cover of night, the Cao Jun, led by Sima Yi, launched a strategic encampment around the city, effectively isolating it. Despite Sima Yi's reservations about the tactics, he recognized their necessity against Liu Mang. Sun Quan and Zhuge Jin, having left the city, speculated on the effectiveness of Cao Jun's strategy, with Sun Quan feeling a sense of schadenfreude at Liu Mang's impending difficulties. Zhuge Jin expressed hope for Liu Mang's success, while Sun Quan planned to capitalize on the situation by seizing He Fei. Meanwhile, Liu Mang was aware of the challenges posed by Sima Yi's relentless tactics and the impending rain, which could hinder fire attacks. Despite the setbacks, Liu Mang remained determined to devise a countermeasure against the Cao army's continuous camp strategy. Sima Yi, confident in his plans, prepared to attack Jiangling the following day, having already lost key resources and men. .

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