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

Summary

. In the territory of Xuzhou, Liu Mang led a rapid march with his cavalry, emphasizing the need for caution and support as they approached the city of Xia Pi amidst fierce winds and rain. He instructed his Second Uncle, Guan Yu, to lead the infantry while he advanced with his cavalry to provide assistance. Liu Mang's strategic planning highlighted the urgency of their mission, as they were delayed and needed to support their allies, Wen Chang and You Chang. . As they neared Xia Pi, Liu Mang ensured his troops were well-fed by preparing a simple meal of mutton. Meanwhile, in Eastern Wu, Sun Quan was unaware of the impending danger as he prepared his troops to confront Zhao Yun, who had appeared unexpectedly. Despite the fear Zhao Yun instilled in the enemy, Sun Quan remained confident and organized his forces to encircle him, determined to capture Menggong and conclude the war swiftly. Liu Mang and Zhao Yun shared a moment of camaraderie, reflecting on their past experiences and the strength of their current forces. .

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