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

Summary

Jiang Wei, a young and confident disciple of Zhuge Liang, strives to prove himself in the military alongside Liu Mang. Despite facing sarcasm from Ma Chao, Jiang Wei insists on fighting alongside his personal guards instead of receiving special treatment. As he integrates into the army, he bonds with Ma De, a personal guard, and expresses his determination to achieve military merit against the Xiongnu threat. Meanwhile, in the Han Army's Great Camp, Zhuge Liang advises appointing Zhang He as the general, despite concerns about his past allegiances. Zhang He remains unshaken by Jia Xu's provocations, focusing instead on farming to sustain the army. The Han Army prepares for a war of attrition, while Jia Xu plots to provoke them into action. The narrative highlights the strategic maneuvers and personal dynamics within the military ranks as they face external threats.

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