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

Summary

. In Hong Nong, Sima Yi faced a challenging situation after his campaign against Cao Zhi and Cao Zhang, realizing he was unprepared for Zhuge Liang. Despite Zhuge Liang not leading his strongest forces, Sima Yi felt dizzy and frustrated, recalling the tactics of Zhang Liao and Li Dian that had previously hindered him. Hu Zun admitted that their ambition to defeat Ma Chao had backfired, as Ma Chao proved to be a formidable opponent. Sima Yi chose not to blame his generals, recognizing the strength of Hong Nong's walls and the unity of the noble families within. He believed Zhuge Liang would not recklessly attack the city, as it would harm the common folk. Reports indicated that the Shu rebels were struggling, but Sima Yi remained concerned about the morale within the city. Upon inspecting the city tower, he realized Zhuge Liang's strategy aimed to instill fear and pressure him into battle. Sima Yi ordered a meeting with the clan leaders to address the situation, aware that the morale of the people and the loyalty of the aristocrats were at stake. .

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