The Ultimate Bad Boy.

Summary

In a tense moment, Su Ming observes Hu Zi's eagerness for military pay, driven by a promise to his mother to support their family and provide a substantial dowry for his sister's marriage. Hu Zi's naivety about love and marriage is challenged by Su Ming, who emphasizes that true happiness stems from character, not just wealth or dowries. As they discuss relationships, Su Ming reflects on his own complicated romantic entanglements with several women, revealing his humorous yet responsible nature. The narrative shifts to their pursuit of an Eastern Japanese ship, igniting excitement among the sailors, who see it as a chance for fortune and glory.

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