On the day of the Qixi Festival, Princess CHIU YEUNG and her handmaiden SZETO NGAN-PING disguise themselves as boys and sneak out of the Palace

YEUNG gets into a fight with LUK who is already full of wounds.

The KAMs ask LUK when YEUNG is going to greet Granny KAM and the rest of the family at their mansion.

SHAU and his brothers manage to save NG SZ-TAK from the hands of the kidnappers.

YUK keeps tossing and turning all night and finally decides to reveal the truth to FOOK.

Without any fear or regret, Granny KAM even urges YEUNG to punish her.

Uncle WING announces to LUK that he and his team will be joining Ting Fung Gold for better remuneration.

Despite her strong fear of WAI’s lustful eyes, TAK tries to read out PING’s questions, hoping that this will help PING make a better evaluation of the man.

YEUNG comes to KAM’s Mansion requesting to have TAK as her special maid, which is opposed by LUK.

WONG and CHI are busy calculating the profits and losses.

To help LUK break away from the princess, the KAMs try to set YEUNG up and frame her for the guilt of being jealous, but without success.

YUEN invites the four biggest gold retailers in Changan to a meeting.

SHAU feels sick and goes to see the doctor.

LUK gets his courage up and gives the princesses a terrible telling-off in front of the Emperor.

YEUNG visits the Hut in the middle of the night and urges KIU to break up with LUK at once.

Granny KAM agrees to offer help to WONG but HEI refuses to lend him a penny.

As HEI, WONG and CHI are still fighting with the kidnappers, LUK and WAI have arrived with a group of soldiers and government officials.

LUK gets stabbed in the heart while trying to shield YEUNG from the assassinator.

FOOK reveals to WAI and the rest of the family that SHAU has been rejected by TAK.

FOOK is shocked to find out that he has bought a collection of booty for a large sum of money.

FOOK has a terrible quarrel with his family.

Kam’s Gold has finished producing a special collection of gold bowls for the imperial government.

Lady WAI pays YEUNG a visit in the Princess’s House, during which she is surprised to learn that TAK and YEUNG were brought up in the same village.

The KAMs learn from WAI that they too will get sued if YEUNG is found guilty.

WAI, who is locked up inside his bedroom, urges his parents to release him by threatening to kill himself.

LUK, who is no longer a member of the royal family, treats YUEN and WAI to a lamb meal at the restaurant.

Knowing that the KAMs are coming to the Palace the following day, TAK asks her handmaidens to arrange a banquet for the family.

Lady WAI is so determined to kill YEUNG that she has sent another hitman to ambush her.

SHAU finally reveals to KIT his relationship with TAK.

SHAU goes for a cup of tea with his brothers at the restaurant, during which he reveals his proposal as to where to set up the first branch of Kam’s Gold.

WAI has lost his enthusiasm for work.

The Turkic assassinators plan to launch a savage attack on them when they are getting out of the city.