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

Summary

In Changshan County, the governor Guan Qiu Jian reflects on the failures of the Wang Yue lineage and the precarious political situation following Cao Pi's death. Despite holding a significant position, he feels threatened by the rise of Cao Rui and the potential defection of old officials to the Han army. Guan Qiu Jian and his allies, Wang Ling and Wang Ji, strategize to defend Zhen Ding against Zhang Fei, emphasizing their numerical advantage and the need to maintain their position. Meanwhile, Zhang Fei, eager for battle, is restrained by Lu Xun, who advises caution given their smaller force. Lu Xun proposes a strategy to surround the city without harming the local populace, aiming to win their support and undermine Guan Qiu Jian's authority. Zhang Fei reluctantly agrees, shifting his focus from aggression to a more calculated approach, setting the stage for a battle of wits between the two factions.

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