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

Summary

. The battlefield outside Donglai shifted dramatically with Liu Mang's arrival and the addition of two thousand Bai Ma Yi Cong, causing chaos among the Japanese army. Wei Yan and Deng Ai led cavalry charges, while Chen Tai commanded the troops to use long spears against the advancing enemy. Despite initial hesitation, the Japanese soldiers were quickly overwhelmed by the powerful bows and crossbows of the Bai Ma Yi Cong, resulting in significant casualties before any direct clash. Chen Tai recognized the formidable cavalry as the elite troops under the White Horse General, Gong Sun Zan. As the Japanese soldiers attempted to encircle Tai Shi Ci, Liu Mang organized a military meeting, emphasizing the need for defense while also encouraging his generals to engage in battle. The excitement among the generals grew at the prospect of commanding the Bai Ma Yi Cong, with the hope of restoring their reputation in this crucial fight. .

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