Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

Tie Wa recognizes the Iron-armed Madam as his Shi Mu and expresses remorse for his bandit life while searching for his brother. After sharing his hardships, she encourages him to leave banditry behind and join the imperial army instead. The madam introduces him to officials who accept him, leading to his enlistment and subsequent success in the army, matching his brother's reputation. Upon returning home, the madam advises Tie Wa to remember his family and act honorably. Meanwhile, the Grand Chancellor, aware of the army's precarious situation, considers reinforcements and is pleased to learn of Tie Wa's potential contribution to training soldiers.

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