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

Summary

. Liu Mang learns of Ye City's fall and feels regret for Cao Zhi, whose poetic talent is overshadowed by political turmoil. He reflects on the division within the Cao Wei court, led by Empress Dowager Guo and Emperor Cao Rui, and the necessity of strong royal authority to prevent factionalism. Liu Mang criticizes Cao Rui's inexperience and suggests he should leverage the royal family to unify the court. Meanwhile, in Youzhou, Cao Zhang struggles with the decision to mobilize border troops, fearing it would betray his promise to protect the people from nomadic tribes. Despite pressure from his loyal servant Cao Wu, he remains resolute. A messenger arrives, announcing the presence of Wang Fu, a scholar and ally of Liu Mang, prompting Cao Zhang's curiosity. .

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