Overview: YEUNG takes CHUN to the imperial mausoleum with a view to burying him live. HEI tries to stop him, but YEUNG threats to kill him if he refuses to cooperate. It hurts CHUN deeply to see that his son has turned into an unscrupulous person. YAN is critically ill. YEUNG stays in the palace on the pretext of taking care of FUNG. YEUNG implies to YAN that according to the Tui Bei Tu, the person who is going to usurp the throne is a close relative of YAN’s. He also suggests that the relative is none other than KWONG-YEE. HEI, pretending that he is possessed by the spirit of NA, asks YEUNG to hand out the Tui Bei Yu. YEUNG burns a fake copy of the book to NA’s spirit. In the meantime, NA and HEI, who have been suspecting that YEUNG has kept the book, turn up suddenly. On one hand, YEUNG advises YAN to forbid people from getting near his bedroom on his unlucky day. On the other hand, he makes KWONG-YEE believe that YAN does not trust him.… ...