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

Summary

. Zhuge Liang executed the strategy of "solid walls and cleared fields" by burning Xinye and its surrounding farmlands to deny resources to Cao's army. The common folk chose to follow Liu Bei to seek refuge in Jingnan. Liu Mang, along with his companions, arrived at Xiangyang City, where they were greeted by Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, and Zhang Fei. Despite appearing sorrowful about Xinye's destruction, Liu Mang felt joy as he anticipated the upcoming battle at Changban Slope. Liu Bei expressed concern for the civilians wishing to join them, while Zhuge Liang warned of the risks of spies infiltrating their ranks. Liu Bei prioritized the safety of the civilians over military strategy. The discussion turned to the Cai and Kuai families in Jingzhou, which posed a dilemma for Liu Bei. Guan Yu suggested Liu Mang handle the situation, and Liu Bei agreed, instructing Liu Mang to deal with the Cai family while assuring him he would not be blamed for the outcome. .

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