Twenty years ago, in a gambling match between two masters, Heong Mo-Ming suddenly appears to help his senior win and then disappears. The desire to avenge the loss plants the seeds for a longstanding grudge that extends to the next generation.
When both sides are tied at the dice cup game, TO SHING winks at the dealer, who manages to make TO SHING win, and both sides tie at 1:1 at the end the game. When it comes to the Mahjong game, OK BOY wants to raise the bet that the losing side will have to chop off his own hands. Surprisingly, TO SHING calls, only the hands to be chopped off are TAI-PO’s. Having heard this, TAI-PO is shocked. Gaining the upper hand, OK BOY wins, following which he raises the bet again, telling TO SHING he is willing to bet his own life. As expected, TO SHING once again uses TAI-PO’s life in exchange for this. TAI-PO is totally against this, but BROTHER TAI SING, who sits next to him, reveals that they will secretly let him go if TO SHING loses the game. OK BOY plays his winning hand named the “Thirteen Orphans” and eventually claims victory. After learning about OK BOY’s scheme, SIU-TUNG can’t help feeling very disappointed and sadly, she walks away.… ...