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

Summary

Hao Zhao and Zhang Ye are entrenched in a grueling stalemate, facing immense pressure as the defending army suffers significant losses. The defenders, despite losing nearly ten thousand men, remain resolute, relying on unconventional resources like camel blood and milk for sustenance. The citizens support the soldiers, witnessing their commitment to defend the city. Hao Zhao, undeterred by the enemy's attacks, encourages his troops, while the Kushan forces, led by Ha Ma Wei, face morale issues due to their inability to breach the city. The Qiang and Di tribes, initially hesitant, consider alternative tactics after suffering heavy losses. Yang Qian Wan, a leader from the Qiang tribe, decides to raid nearby Han people, but encounters unexpected resistance from two young warriors. The skirmish escalates as Yang Qian Wan's forces are outmatched, leading to a chaotic retreat. Meanwhile, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's successors prepare to report back to their leaders, underscoring the urgency of taking the initiative against the enemy.

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