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

Summary

. Liu Bei is anxious about the siege of Xuzhou by Cao Wei, Sun Wu, and the Japanese, fearing for his brother Guan Yu's safety. The ministers express their concerns, noting the strength of the enemy forces and the potential for further attacks. Zhuge Liang analyzes the situation, indicating that distractions against Wei forces are unlikely due to Cao Rui's strategic planning. Despite Liu Bei's despair, Zhuge Liang reminds him of the Tai Zi's intelligence and the need to hold their ground in Hong Nong. Meanwhile, Guan Yu, encouraged by Pang Tong, attempts to rally his spirits by cursing the enemy, showcasing his determination to fight back against Sun Quan and his allies. .

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