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

Summary

. Lu Xun and Sima Yi engage in a psychological battle on the battlefield, testing each other's resolve. Lu Xun provocatively challenges Sima Yi, who remains calm despite the tension. Sima Yi, aware of the potential ambushes, reflects on his cautious dealings with Zhuge Liang, noting the strength of the Han Dynasty. He is hesitant to engage in battle due to the risk of heavy losses for Cao Wei. Lu Xun, feeling confident, taunts Sima Yi to a duel, drawing his sword. Meanwhile, Sima Yi's generals express concern over low morale among their troops due to Lu Xun's provocations. Sima Yi contemplates the importance of being a scapegoat in the upcoming battle and attempts to persuade his generals to attack, but they refuse, fearing blame for any failure. Ultimately, Sima Yi decides to take command himself. .

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