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

Summary

. In a tense atmosphere at a welcome banquet, Liu Mang's sharp remarks frustrate Cao Pi, who intended to assert dominance. As the gathering becomes dull, Cao Pi suggests a sword dance, prompting his guard Xu Chu to perform. Zhang Fei challenges Xu Chu, leading to a fierce duel where Xu Chu's sword is shattered. Despite the chaos, Cao Pi praises Wei's swordsmanship, while Zhang Fei mocks Xu Chu's excuses for losing. Liu Bei intervenes, reminding everyone of the poetry competition's purpose and expressing pride in his brothers, emphasizing the importance of brotherhood in his rise to power. .

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