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

Summary

. Sun Quan grapples with the legacy of his elder brother, Sun Ce, who established the foundation of the Wu Kingdom after their father's death. Despite Sun Ce's achievements in expanding territories, Sun Quan excelled in defending their homeland and unifying clans. To prevent fragmentation, Sun Ce named Sun Quan as his heir. Under Sun Quan's leadership, the political situation stabilized, especially after the victory at the Battle of Chibi. However, Sun Quan faced challenges in expansion and feared the implications of declaring himself emperor, particularly regarding his nephew Sun Shao's potential claim to the throne. In a moment of frustration, he decided to honor Sun Ce as Huan Wang of Changsha, believing that no one would oppose this decision. Amidst political maneuvering, Sun Quan ultimately agreed to crown Sun Ce as Emperor of Wu, acknowledging the importance of family and order. .

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