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

Summary

In the grand camp of the Han army at Luo Yang, Liu Mang convenes his generals to discuss strategies for breaching the city. He emphasizes the need for coordination between land and air forces and calls for volunteers to use the Great Ivan to blow up the gates. Xu Huang steps forward to take on this dangerous task, despite Liu Mang's concerns about his lack of training. Liu Bei supports Xu Huang, and soon, the Ma brothers from Xiliang also volunteer, eager to achieve glory. As plans solidify, Liu Mang confirms a team of generals, including Xu Huang, Zhang He, and Xing Dao Rong, along with five hundred cavalry, to lead the attack. The next day, they deploy mechanical wooden kites to create chaos in the city while the cavalry charges the gates. The Wei army, caught off guard, scrambles to defend. Sima Yi, the Wei commander, realizes the seriousness of the situation as the Great Ivan detonates, breaching three city gates. The Han army prepares to storm the inner city, leaving Sima Yi and his troops in despair. Meanwhile, Cao Rui awakens in the imperial palace, contemplating his fate with his loyal ministers by his side.

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