Jini invites the risk of death by throwing the poem that Ming envoy Jangmyeong wrote into the furnace. But she restores herself with her intelligence. Byeokgyesu cannot help but take interest in Jini.
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Following Buddhist Monk So Jung's advice, Park Mu Sol adopts and raises Kang Chi. Afterward, he succeeds in all his endeavors, building the Hundred Year Inn, the best in the south. Now an adult, Kang Chi causes trouble while trying to stop the marriage of his first love, Chung Jo.
Having given his heart to Seo Hwa, Gu Wol Ryung wishes to give up his immortal life to become human. He seeks to obtain the Gu Family Book by observing three taboos. Wol Ryung and Seo Hwa hold their own wedding and spend happy days in the Moonlight Garden, but Jo Gwan Woong remains relentless in his search for the missing Seo Hwa.
In the Moonlight Garden, rumored to be home to ancient mountain spirits, the guardian god of Jiri Mountain, Gu Wol Ryung, roams the human world. When Yoon Cham-pan is falsely accused of treason and executed, his daughter, Seo Hwa, is sold off as a gisaeng.
Jini dances the same dance again in the market, but is flustered when she is completely ignored.
Jini falls under the stairs and loses her baby. Feeling guilty, Kim Jeonghan disappears.
Kim Jeonghan heads to the execution while Jini heads toward the palace, without knowing. Byeok Gyesu tries to stop the feast because he is aware how the king is unhappy, but the king refuses.
Kim Jeonghan diverts the attention of the officers to save Jini. Arrested, Kim asks Unam to take care of the geomungo. Jini sheds tears when she sees the writing of Kim Jeonghan on the instrument.
Jini gets closer to Mumyeong intentionally when she sees Kim Jeonghan approaches. He freezes and turns his back.
Byeok Gyesu's geomungo indeed interests Jini. Jini tries him with a song. Byeok Gyesu gives in and is humiliated in front of Jini.
Jini is left alone on the stage due to Buyong's conspiracy. Jini overcomes it with her wit, but the dance fails.
Kim Jeonghan is knocked unconscious, trying to protect Jini from the falling beam. Learning that it was intentional, Baekmu corners the courtesans.
Kim Jeonghan cannot sleep when he thinks of Jini in the bedroom of Byeokgyesu. Buyong prepares a table in her home and invites Kim Jeonghan, but he refuses.
Jini invites the risk of death by throwing the poem that Ming envoy Jangmyeong wrote into the furnace. But she restores herself with her intelligence. Byeokgyesu cannot help but take interest in Jini.
Eunho hands the token of eternal love to Jini, who cries the tears of joy. At home, Eunho declares his decision that throws back Cha.
After finding out about Jini and Eunho, Cha storms to the courtesan's school in anger. Jini is humiliated by Cha, while Baekmu is severely burned while trying to protect Jini.
Jini opens her heart to Eunho's true love and they love each other dearly. In the meantime, the city government issues an order to select the courtesans for the feast, and Suman mentions Jini.
Eunho circles around the government to find his beloved Jini. Finally, he meets her, but he is humiliated in front her when he was found to be one of the thieves.
After much hardship, Jini is admitted to the courtesan's school and meets her mother Hyeongeum. But her mother denies that Jini is her daughter, trying not to pass down the life as a courtesan. However, Jini is hurt by her mother's denial.
Jini is raised in the Buddhist temple. Committed to find her mother, she completes her Three Thousand Bows. She leaves the temple to find her mother, but she fails. On her way back, she sees the exquisite dance of the courtesans.
Premier Kim tries to poison Yeong and make Yunseong a new crown prince, but Yeong recovers from his illness thanks to Master Jung. Also, he finds the evidence on his mother's death with Raon and Princess Yeongeun's help. Premier Kim and the two former ministers are sentenced to death penalty. A year later, Yeong becomes the King who shines brighter among his people.
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