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

Summary

Pu Zhen Sheng betrays Gao Li to align with the Han Dynasty, convincing Liu Mang of his loyalty by offering a strategic connection through his brother-in-law stationed at Xiangping. Despite Liu Mang's skepticism about Pu Zhen Sheng's motives, he decides to send a messenger to make contact. In Xiangping, General Li Da Jiang initially rejects the messengers but changes his attitude upon hearing a personal insult related to his wife. After reading Liu Mang's letter and swallowing it in anger, he agrees to assist the Han army in the siege, expressing admiration for them. Back in Liaodong, Liu Mang questions Pu Zhen Sheng about the gossip, which he attributes to a drunken mistake. Liu Mang prepares for the attack on Xiangping, emphasizing the need for speed to prevent Li Da Jiang from having ulterior motives. Zhang Fei realizes the strategy of forcing Li Da Jiang's hand to open the city gates quickly.

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