YUEN dares to see WAN suffers; hence, he finds CHUNG to replace him. CHUNG is appointed as the Duke of Province Yin and tends to marry WAN as his wife. According to royal tradition, CHUNG arranges a horse to carry WAN, as the present for a betrothal. Though WAN is unwilling to accept, she cannot ignore the imperial order. Maybe the unsettling heart causes WAN to slip sight and nearly falls off the horseback. Luckily, KAM holds tight to the bridle and prevents the accident. CHUNG realizes that WAN is still attached to YUEN. Though he feels bitter, he agrees to wait for WAN until she changes her mind. KAM is injured when he rescues WAN. Hence, WAN takes good care of him as compensation. Meanwhile, YUEN watches aside and surprises to discover that KAM and WAN are meant to be together instead. On the other hand, YUN intends to burn the body of YUEN, so that WAN can forgo the past. However, he feels pity and withdraws the motion.… ...