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

Summary

. Cao Ren's vanguard troops arrived at Bowang, where the morale of the Cao army was low after Xiahou Dun's defeat. Cao Ren remained cautious, noting the lack of cover due to recent fires. Cao Hong reported spotting Liu Bei's forces, prompting Xu Chu to request permission to engage the enemy. Cao Ren allowed Xu Zhong to lead the vanguard but warned against pursuing too deeply. As they approached Liu Bei's army, the scene shifted to Liu Bei and a young strategist playing chess under the moonlight. Meanwhile, Xu Chu faced an unexpected charge from oxen, which trampled the Cao cavalry, causing chaos. Despite his bravery, Xu Chu struggled against the onslaught. Pang Tong, intoxicated, taunted the Cao army and unleashed a barrage of boulders and logs, further disorienting them. The Cao army was left in disarray, unable to advance into Jingzhou. .

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