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

Summary

. In the Han army camp, Jia Xu orchestrated a plot that severely injured generals Pang De and Ma Dai, who were later rescued by Xing Dao Rong. Despite their efforts in the assault on Chang'an, both generals had to return to Chengdu to recover. Zhuge Liang expressed his frustration over Liu Bei's underestimation of Jia Xu, which led to the injuries of the two vital generals. Liu Bei defended Zhuge Liang, attributing the mishap to Jia Xu's cunning rather than any fault of the Chancellor. The Han army was filled with indignation, especially after many soldiers sacrificed themselves to save the injured generals. Ma Chao proposed using the Thunderous Chariot to attack Chang'an, but Liu Bei cautioned against it due to the heavy responsibility of their mission. Zhuge Liang then decided to send his disciple, Jiang Bo Yue, to accompany Ma Chao, despite Ma Chao's initial reluctance regarding Jiang Wei's youth and inexperience. Jiang Wei, eager to prove himself, expressed his determination to uphold the honor of his teacher and brother. .

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