Episode 5

Season 1Episode 560 minoct. 22, 2010
Episode 5
Long-hei leads 600 employees to hand in their resignation letters to Miss Kau. Long-kwan learns about it and tells Long-hei to retract her orders but she refuses, arguing that Kau Mui is taking everything will the intention of leaving them to ruin. Long-hei has not only forced their men to resign, she has cut off the Cheung family's opium supply. Kau Mui thinks of a way to win, she tells Fei-fan that after the police confiscate illicit opium she will buy it from them, Fei-fan agrees. Meanwhile, Sing receives a report that somebody illegally smuggled in some drugs into Guangzhou. As he is about to lead his officers to investigate the case, Fei-fan interrupts the operation and instructs that only Yeung Yeung and Spareribs are to handle the operation alone. Though they are successful, Sing sees just how brutal the gangs are. Fei-fan sells all the opium the police confiscated to Kau Mui, but gives only a small portion to his men. Fei-fan's subordinates are unhappy with how they are being treated and casually mentions how Kau Mui is more honourable, Sing tells them how Miss Kau assasinated Choi Hing even though she had publicly forgiven him and told him to leave China. An eavesdropper rushes to tell Fei-fan that Sing is destroying Kau Mui's reputation, and Fei-fan rushes to tell her so that she would kill Sing. When he tells Kau Mui, another eavesdropper hears them and reports to Long-hei. When Sing and his subordinates go to the Cheng family to tell Kau Mui about how Fei-fan is treating them, Long-hei and her men arrive and demands that Sing step out and formally accuse Kau Mui of being unhonorable. Kau Mui also arrives with her men and Fei-fan to demand an explanation from Sing for spreading rumors about her. Sing and his men find themselves trapped between two warring mob factions.
Episode 5 has aired on oct. 22, 2010 at 20:30
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