Asian Addicts Anonymous

Ok Jung uses her smarts to stop Suk Jong’s investigation into the discordance while Chun Soo resurfaces and begins once more to look for the grown up Dong Yi.

Sukjong and Dong Yi are saved by the police, Lady Jang sweeps the Queen’s mess under a rug so Myeongseong will owe her, Dong Yi and the music school receive great honors. The music school gets new management (relatives of the conniving western minister Oh), triad officer is jealous of Sukjong’s favor of Seo. Dong Yi finally screws up the courage to ask Lady Jang about what happened six years ago.

Dong Yi escapes, goes for help and gets yelled at for lying. Dong Yi and Young Dal get caught snooping. The Dowager Queen worries that Jang Ok Jung is onto her plot. The rumor of musical discordance spreads. Officer Seo is back in full force and King Sukjong leaves palace to investigate himself to prove Lady Jang’s innocence. More trouble and plotting and hiding and running and getting caught.

Running, escaping, hiding. More running, escaping, and hiding. Meeting a friend, trying to uncover the truth, more political intrigue and a touching scene of Dong Yi defending her father and brother’s names and a really cute flashback. And we fast forward to the future and a more mature Dong Yi.

Imprisonment, learning the truth, a prophecy, the last survivors, stealing fireworks, betrayal, the last command, a promise, a daring prison break, a good way to die, Dong Yi all alone, shadows and light.

Dong Yi realizes her dream of wearing a silk dress, but her happiness is soon destroyed when her family is captured by the police for being framed as murderers.