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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Afraid of losing Yeo Wool, Kang Chi breaks up with her. She holds onto him, saying that losing him is what she fears most. Upset by the breakup, Yeo Wool goes out to clear her head and is attacked by a mysterious figure.
Kang Chi visits Monk So Jung, saying he wants to find the Gu Family Book so he can grow old with Yeo Wool. So Jung reveals their fate: one of them must die. Kang Chi is shocked. Meanwhile, Tae Seo is captured and taken to Jo Gwan Woong.
Gu Wol Ryung, unable to remember his past, attacks Kang Chi. Ja Hong Myung is tormented as she watches the fight between her half-beast son and the divine beast Wol Ryung. Later, Ja Hong Myung takes refuge at the school and meets Yi Sun Shin.
Gu Wol Ryung suffers as a thousand-year demon. Jo Gwan Woong tells him Seo Hwa is the cause of all his misery and proposes a deal. Meanwhile, Dam Pyung Joon tells Kang Chi to remove his bracelet and defeat him in a real sword fight.
Ja Hong Myung is shocked to realize Kang Chi is her son. However, despite Jo Gwan Woong's persistent questioning, she pretends not to know Kang Chi. Meanwhile, Yeo Wool seeks out Bong Chool to find a way to rescue Kang Chi.
Kang Chi, chased by ninjas, accidentally enters a room and confronts Ja Hong Myung. She is impressed by him but soon orders him to be captured, even if it means killing him. Meanwhile, Chung Jo asks Yeo Wool if she knows that Dam Pyung Joon killed Kang Chi's father.
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.
One late night, Jini is drunk and is walking with a liquor bottle in her hand. She is in her undergarments and her hair is undone. The day was the fourth year after Eunho died. Jini walks into the dark river.
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.
With Chief Eunuch Han and Byeongyeon's sacrifice, Raon and her father are able to escape from the palace successfully. Byeongyeon gets badly injured, but he recovers slowly with Yunseong and Master Jung's help. Meanwhile, Yunseong warns the Queen to confess that she abandoned the King's baby in order to stay in power.
The King persuades Yeong that he must marry Minister Cho's daughter to have more people on his side. Raon also persuades him to marry her since she doesn't want to cause any harm to him. The decision seems to be inevitable if he wants to keep his promise to become a king who always considers the best for the nation and the people.
Raon tells Yeong a story about the mermaid who falls in love with a prince and turns into sea-foam in the end. Both of them realize that they will eventually become like the mermaid and the prince since Yeong has to marry someone whose family can give him political power and Raon has to pretend she'd be all right and disappear.
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