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

Summary

. In the Shu Han, officials, particularly Guan Yu, were filled with pride after his victories against Wei Wu's generals, Zhang Liao and Zhou Tai. Despite Cao Pi's displeasure, he refrained from being overly critical due to Zhang Liao's defeats. Sun Quan was left speechless as Lv Meng's failures only served to enhance Guan Yu's reputation. Liu Bei celebrated his brother's invincibility, and the brothers enjoyed their moment, relishing the disgrace they brought upon Cao Pi and Sun Quan. As the evening progressed, Cao Pi and Sun Quan took their leave, with Cao Pi confronting Sun Quan about his allegiance. Tensions rose as they discussed the challenges of attacking Eastern Wu, with Liu Mang expressing concerns about family harmony and the difficulties of a direct assault. The generals were confused by Liu Mang's reluctance to engage in war, but he proposed a strategy to position troops at Gong’an Port to create the illusion of impending conflict. Liu Mang pointed to a map, indicating a surprise attack on Yangzhou from a small island named Yizhou, sparking excitement among the generals. .

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