Shin loudly recalls Sakamoto’s heroics from the previous night. His wife overhears him and asks if Sakamoto has returned to his killing ways. She threatens to “divorce” him if he breaks the family rules. When Shin and Sakamoto head to the market for meat buns, a young woman bursts out of a window and crashes on top of Sakamoto. She’s being chased by several men. She holds her own until one of the men get behind her. Suddenly, Sakamoto and Shin help her flee. A mob reveals that they murdered her entire family.
She has a key that can give the mob boss power in the black market. It’s a key to her parents secret safe. She tells Shin that her parents died to protect it. Sakamoto asks her to make them meat buns in exchange for helping her. Suddenly, two assassins, Son Hee and Bacho, appear kicking Sakamoto through a building. Shin attacks one, while the other attempts to decapitate Lu Shaotang. However, Sakamoto returns knocking him down through the roof. Bacho and Son Hee reveal that they murdered her parents.
Lu asks Sakamoto why he’s risking his life to save her. In a flashback, we see that Sakamoto’s wife, Aoi, refused to be with him if he was going to keep killing. She jumps off a ledge and Sakamoto runs down a wall to save her. Aoi uses this moment to show Sakamoto the value of the life of someone you love. She makes him promise to stop killing and to “pay it back”, by saving peoples lives. Shin is brought to tears but snaps out of it when Son Hee and Bacho attack. The twins try to use a special attack to kill Sakamoto but he dodges it with ease.
They try another attack but Sakamoto knocks out one of the brothers with a pot and shatters the others weapon with skillet. Son Hee tries to kill Lu, but Shin stops him. Sakamoto then crushes him with a refrigerator. Lu, Sakamoto, and Shin find the mob boss and knock him out. Lu opens the safe and find gold, silver, books, teddy bears, and a special sake from her father to drink. With Lu, Sakamoto fills out the traditional, male, male, and female trio. Hopefully, Lu will be more important than her female counterparts.
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