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

Summary

In a tense moment, Zhang Liao confronts Sima Yi, who is trying to persuade him to set aside personal grievances for the greater good of Wei. Sima Yi argues that their loyalty to Wei must prevail, but Li Dian expresses skepticism about Sima Yi's integrity, recalling past betrayals. Zhang Liao, despite Sima Yi's pleas, decides to face Ling Tong in battle. As they clash, both warriors demonstrate their skills, but Zhang Liao remains calm while Ling Tong fights fiercely. Sima Yi retreats, hoping Ling Tong will eliminate Zhang Liao, but realizes Zhang Liao's strength is too great. Reports of ambushes and losses reach Zhang Liao, leading him to withdraw. Ling Tong, despite his efforts, acknowledges Zhang Liao's superiority and prepares for future battles. After the skirmish, Ling Tong's troops praise him for defending Youzhou, and he contemplates his future as a border general. In a light-hearted exchange, Ling Tong faces consequences for his decisions, highlighting the camaraderie within the ranks.

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