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

Summary

Cao Zhang closely monitored the battles in Jixian, prioritizing the defense of Yuyang against Liu Bao of the Xiongnu, who had allied with various tribes. Liu Bao, having ceded Liaodong to Goguryeo, sought to establish a stronghold in Daichi. The confrontation escalated as Liu Bao arrogantly demanded Youzhou from Cao Zhang, who firmly rejected the notion of surrendering to a foreign tribe. As the battle commenced, Liu Bao's forces, including skilled archers from the Xianbei, attacked Yuyang. Despite the Han defenders' efforts to shield themselves, they faced overwhelming pressure from the enemy's siege tactics. Cao Zhang, enraged by the losses of his men, fought valiantly but was injured by an arrow from Mu Rong Huan, a skilled archer among Liu Bao's troops. Both leaders exchanged arrows in a display of skill, but Cao Zhang's prowess shone through, demonstrating his capability to hold off the enemy forces. Liu Bao remained determined, rallying his troops to continue the assault, while Cao Zhang urged his soldiers to maintain their defenses against the relentless attackers.

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