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

Summary

In Xu Zhou, Zang Ba accused Cao Pi of serious crimes, including usurping the Han Dynasty. As Zang Ba prepared for confrontation, he remained cautious, waiting for the outcome of the battle at Fan Cheng. Cheng Yu, confident in his strategy, believed Zang Ba wouldn’t dare act until a victor emerged. At Fan Cheng, the Han army, led by Liu Mang, began using ice blocks as weapons against the Wei forces, catching Cao Pi off guard. Despite mocking the Han army earlier, Cao Pi faced a dire situation as the ice blocks caused significant damage to the city walls and injuries to his soldiers. As the siege intensified, Zang Ba's rebellion added to Cao Pi's troubles, leading him to curse Liu Mang for his misfortunes. Despite the Wei army's efforts to defend, the Han soldiers charged bravely, and Liu Mang ordered a retreat as the city fell silent. Cao Pi, desperate, sought strategies to repair the city walls and counter Liu Mang's tactics. Meanwhile, the Han army feasted on hot pot, taunting Cao Pi, who was unable to provide for his troops amid the harsh conditions.

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