Unchained Medley

Popular singer Eric falsely accuses young composer Ding Yat-chun of plagiarism.

Yat-chun and Lau-fong start looking for Hang-wan's whereabouts.

Ho-tung covertly buys a costume trunk that has been put up for sale by Suet-hoi.

Suet-hoi finds out Ho-tung has bought his costume trunk and set up another opera troupe.

Some journalist covers Ho-tung's opera troupe.

Lau-fong feels depressed as she is certain Hang-wan is a family man.

Lau-fong enters Man-man's dream to teach her singing, causing Man-man to overcome her shortcomings.

Lai's grandpa has a Walkman, which used to belong to Hang-wan.

Yat-chun gives many old things associated with Guangzhou, which he has bought from some consignment store, to Lau-fong. Lau-fong finds some Hang-wan's item among these old things.

The stone tablet is shattered. Yeuk-lam's father Yim Siu-fei persuades the villagers to quickly raise money for repairs.

Man-man knows how Yeuk-lam feels about Chi-kit, so she wants to play matchmaker for the duo.

Ho-tung and Man-man pretend to argue, causing Suet-hoi to give in and encourage Ho-tung to shoot clips of the opera troupe for promotion.

Chi-kit wants to convince Man-man and Ho-tung to make up. But Man-man is not listening to him. Lau-fong again asks to see the webmaster.

Although Lau-fong is unwell and has a fever, she is still her usual self.

Lau-fong sees some female student that is detrimental to her in her dream.

Yat-chun and Lau-fong find out Chow Wan falls for a romance scam set up by opera troupe people who have come to Hong Kong to perform.

Yat-chun is shocked to realize someone has put a zodiac mirror outside the front door to harm Lau-fong, so he decides to lure the antagonist into showing up.

Lau-fong wants to use her stage performance to lure Hang-wan into showing up.

Man-man agrees to let Lau-fong possess her when she performs at Heavenly Medicine Festival. Hou-yu recalls some old story about himself and Hang-wan.

With the chums' help, Lau-fong eventually performs opera on stage as she hopes to make Hang-wan show up.