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

Summary

. Liu Bei cleverly deflected blame onto a rebellious child, leaving Tian Yu and Chen Su speechless. Chen Su, cautious of Sima Yi's orders, inquired about Zhuge Liang's health, to which Liu Bei expressed concern, indicating Zhuge Liang's precarious situation. After a meal, Liu Bei scolded Zhuge Liang for eavesdropping, revealing his genuine concern. Zhuge Liang had orchestrated the assassination attempt by Huang Hao to mislead Cao Cao and Sun Quan, sustaining only minor injuries. Liu Bei lamented the failures of Chen Deng's son and Tian Yu's filial piety, while tensions rose between Zhang Fei and Chen Su, leading to a confrontation. Liu Mang dismissed the threat of Cao Cao's military actions, suggesting impending chaos. .

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