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

Summary

In Jianye, Sun Quan is distraught after learning about the Wei Kingdom's defeat and the capture of Luo Yang by Liu Bei. Court officials remain silent, fearing his wrath. Lv Meng advises against blaming Cao Rui and suggests earlier military action could have changed the outcome. Zhang Zhao advocates for peace and surrender, emphasizing Sun Quan's dignity as Emperor of Wu. Despite this, Sun Quan resolves to fight, recalling the Battle of Chibi as a source of hope. As the situation unfolds, Sun Quan realizes that his current military leaders, like Lv Meng, do not measure up to past heroes. Meanwhile, Liu Mang leads the Han army's campaign against Eastern Wu, with military advisors Zhuge Liang and Fa Zheng. Guan Yu attempts to persuade Zhang Liao to join their cause, while Zhang Fei expresses disdain for Zhang Liao's potential contribution. The chapter concludes with Guan Yu visiting Zhang Liao in prison, where the latter is despondent over the fall of Wei.

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