Super Son-in-law.

Summary

Jing Jing's fate takes a turn, while Han San Qian views it as trivial. In a car, Mo Yang informs Han San Qian about Liu Da's dealings with the Han Group, suggesting they need him on their side rather than exposing him. Han San Qian refuses to involve Liu Da's family, maintaining his moral line. They follow Liu Da to a secluded tea house, where Han San Qian's curiosity leads him to meet Liu Da and an old tea master. The old man serves tea in an old cup, revealing its bitter taste due to residue, symbolizing hidden depths. As the old man leaves, he reflects on Han San Qian's potential, hinting at a deeper connection yet to unfold.

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