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KOK is about to roll up his sleeves when CHUNG reveals a bite mark on his arm. HING is led to believe he has gotten the right man. WAN suggests that KOK disguise as the Plum Blossom Valiant in order to get CHUNG acquitted. KOK tells KWAI that he would rather quit than sentencing CHUNG to death. KWAI threatens to ruin KOK’s life and family. The Plum Blossom Valiant breaks into AUYEUNG’s house bringing KWAI the ultimatum to return the betting money. WAN chances on KOK in his Plum Blossom Valiant persona and finds him a striking resemblance to KOK. She hurries to the LAI’s but KOK gets by with his wits. CHUNG is finally released, and KWAI returns the betting money to the punters. YU is put behind bars again. CHUNG knows it is her trick to get near to her object of affections, WONG. YU overhears WONG’s conversation with the convict LEE SAM regarding the whereabouts of a treasure cove, and offers to gather information from LEE……
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1. Episode 1
2005 · 46m
Stung by his loss in the sedan chair race, AUYEUNG HING, son of the wealthy and influential Hekou County businessman AUYEUNG KWAI, falsely accuses carrier LEE TAI KWONG of scheming with rival FAN KEUNG HO TSUN to manipulate the results. KWONG and his family are sentenced to ten years of slavery at the AUYEUNG household by the corrupt magistrate LAI CHI KOK. His father LAI PANG CHUNG, head sheriff, and fiancee CHUNG WAN, an herbal doctor, reprimand him for failing to restore justice. Later, HING is arrested by CHUNG for harassing the talented YUEN KAI SA. Threatening to expose his bribery, KWAI presses KOK to dismiss CHUNG, and urges him to announce the legalization of gambling and speed up the construction of the Daotou passageway. KOK’s unpopular policy provokes mass protests. KOK and KWAI visit Duming Monastery hoping that ABBOT MISERY will consent to the construction of a passageway that passes by the monastery……
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2. Episode 2
2005 · 46m
The black-garbed vigilante gives HING a good beating and leaves the scene. KOK hurries back to WAN’s herbal clinic upon learning from his fast friend LOK FU, Chief Secretary of the Yamen, that WAN has narrowly escaped from an attempted rape. When WAN refuses to treat HING’s wounds, KOK turns to her father CHUNG YUEN for help, ignoring her hard feelings. Village folks hail the chivalry of the black-garbed vigilante and dub him the “Plum Blossom Valiant”. Since CHUNG and his men fail to track down the Plum Blossom Valiant, KWAI offers one thousand taels of silver to information leading to his arrest, much to KOK’s dismay. CHUNG receives home PO KWONG, son of a late friend. KWONG pours scorn on the apparently corrupt KOK. In their younger years, KWONG and KOK were fellow disciples of the Wudang School but the latter was expelled……
