Shing-Fu is injured during the contest, prompting help from Ying-Fung and Au-Kuen, while Tak-Li arrives in disguise.

Tak-Liu hesitates, but with Yip Fai's support, and Au-Kuen and Ying-Fung joining, the contest proceeds.

Tak-Li's treat for her students leads to food poisoning, prompting Chuk-Lun to publicly apologize.

Tak-Li claims to be a teacher, but instead of a prestigious school, she teaches poor children in the walled city for free.

Ying-Fung is hailed as a hero, sparking jealousy and prompting him to train Au-Kuen in martial arts.

Chun-Mei's doctor pronounces Ha-Moon dead, while Man-Cheung rewards Shing-Fu for rescuing Tak-Li.

Ha-Moon searches Ying-Fung's clinic for Wai-Yam, while the injured Au-Kuen is hidden away.

Following the chairman's death, a power struggle erupts within the walled city as three influential men vie for control.

Ying-Fung returns to the place where his father died to think through the case; Au-Kuen meets Wai-Yam, whom he used to help before; Wai-Yam learns that he is homeless and she introduces him to work at the hair salon.

A gifted martial arts novice assumes the mantle of protecting 1960s Kowloon Walled City against evildoers while searching for his long-lost sister.