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

Summary

. He Yan stealthily led a group of soldiers into the imperial palace, where the guards were demoralized and the emperor awaited his fate. He Yan aimed to capture the traitor Cao Zhi alive, believing he was worth more alive than dead. Upon confronting Cao Zhi, who was dressed as if expecting him, a heated exchange ensued, with Cao Zhi accusing He Yan of betrayal and neglecting his duties as emperor. As the situation escalated, Sima Yi executed the entire Ding family and other officials who had supported Cao Zhi, turning the palace into a scene of bloodshed. He Yan, realizing he was also marked as a traitor, descended into madness as Sima Yi ordered his execution. In the end, Cao Zhi, now a shadow of his former self, was brought in, reflecting on his fate with a melancholic remark. .

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