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

Summary

Jiang Qin and Ding Feng led the Wu army to Wu Commandery but did not intend to attack the city. Instead, they protected the city from mountain bandits and thieves. Jiang Qin believed that if Lv Meng could withstand the Han army's attack, he would have already defeated Liu Mang. Ding Feng was confused, but Jiang Qin explained that the Han army had swallowed up Eastern Wu and had logistical support from Yizhou and Jiaozhou. Gan Ning, one of the Five Tiger Generals, invited Jiang Qin and Ding Feng to defect to the Han. Ding Feng was tempted, and Jiang Qin was considering defecting due to the dire situation. Days passed, and Sun Quan's men arrived, informing Jiang Qin and Ding Feng that Sun Quan had surrendered. Jiang Qin and Ding Feng surrendered to Gan Ning, pledging loyalty to the Han. In Kuaiji Commandery, Zhu Huan did not confront the enemy but entered the city alone. He met with Deng Ai, who pointed out that Zhu Huan's actions were reckless. Deng Ai explained that capturing Wu Commandery would cut off Eastern Wu's supplies, and Bi Xia would have to split his forces to resist. Zhu Huan complained about Lv Meng's strategies and felt underappreciated by Sun Quan. Deng Ai and his subordinates tried to persuade Zhu Huan to pledge allegiance to their lord. Zhu Huan admired Deng Ai's courage and eventually surrendered. Deng Ai imprisoned Zhu Huan but treated him well. After five days, news arrived that Bi Xia had surrendered. Zhu Huan was lost in despair, but Deng Ai offered him a chance to assist the Han. In Jianye, Sun Quan had been sent to Luo Yang, and Liu Mang planned to stay for a few days. Liu Mang met with former ministers of Koto, including Zhang Zhao, who had advised surrender before. Liu Mang invited Zhang Zhao and others to join him in Luo Yang, and Zhang Zhao was excited to become an official in the capital.

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