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Yuyi (played by Miriam Yeung) has been married to her husband Yiu Kwan for many years and they have three sons: Tianze (played by Mok Ka Yiu), Tianen (played by Ma Tak Chung) and Tianping (played by Wong Ka Lok). The family was originally living a peaceful life, but the appearance of Yuyi's twin sister, Biyi (played by Miriam Yeung), brought a wave to this tranquility. The original

During the reign of Emperor Qianlong, the Red Flower Society rose to power, attempting to overthrow the rule of the Manchu Qing. Yu Wanting, the chief commander of the Red Flower Society, sneaked into the forbidden palace and reported that Emperor Qianlong (played by Zheng Shaoqiu) was originally of Han origin. Emperor Qianlong, for safety reasons, killed Yu's adopted son, Chen Jialuo, who was Emperor Qianlong's younger brother and took over as the chief commander after his death, carrying on the great cause of resisting the Qing and restoring the Han. Chen Deshi, when Emperor Qianlong traveled to the south of the Yangtze River, was with Wen Tailai

Detective Wong Man-pun (played by Lam Ka-tung) of the Commercial Crime Investigation Unit's wife went to the Independent Commission Against Corruption to report that her husband's huge amount of cash was of unknown origin. The chief investigator of the Commission, Luk Chi-lam (played by Louis Koo), was ordered to summon Wong to the office for questioning. However, his opponent was extremely cunning and well-versed in all the tricks of the underhanded case. Eventually, he managed to escape safely. Not long ago, Huang