The angry SHUI takes the emperor, who is unable to explain, for a philanderer. The personal eunuch, FAI, appears in time and saves the emperor. The king is injured by SHUI’s fist and his anger is still there. Picturing the image of NGUN in his mind, the king decides to hide his true identity and to win her heart with his own ability. Playing for fun in the street, LEUNG pushes a wooden cart that carries both SHUI and NGUN. In midway, an accident takes place and the cart side-turns when KUEN and a group of wives of the officials witness the incident. They laugh at NGUN for what she did is not comparable to her noble status. On the way home, WAI feels cramp and meets FU who is evading the police arrest. As she considers FU is not so wicked and suffering serious wound, she takes him home. On returning home, SHUI is astounded to see FU, the one who has kidnapped NGUN. WAI points out that FU is not a bad guy and begs him to pardon FU.… ...