Episode 3 is my favourite so far. There are just two really sweet scenes between Tsu Sum (Niki Chow) and Tung Pun-Sin (Raymond Wong):

Tsu Sum asked Pun-Sin to teach her his magic tricks. So he asked her to hold out her hand, put a coin in her hand and began showing her his tricks. Omg...this part was so SWEET! In the end, the coin disappeared and a milk candy appeared in Tsu Sum's hand. You could tell that she was slowly falling for Pun-Sin...and seriously who wouldn't? I'm falling for him myself :P

I liked the part how he told her that magic is enchanting because you never know when it's real or fake...and started describing himself. She told him he was picturing himself like a monster, and in response, he asked her how she know he wasn't. That is my favourite part of this scene there!

Later when Pun-sin got home, he started writing a letter, which we then know it is for Milk Candy. Even though he doesn't know where she is, he regularly write letters to her...not as a fake nice person, but as a sincere and truthful friend. Milk Candy is the only one he trusted and wrote all his plans/feelings for her. To have such a faithful guy loving her, I'm jealous of Milk Candy :) In the letter he wrote though, we finds out that he's only helping Tsu Sum in order to get her business, which will aid his revenge. I wonder...when Pu-Sin finally finds out that Tsu sum in indeed Milk Candy....what will he do?

Another scene I really loved is near the ending. Tsu Sum thought that she found Milk Candy, whom Pun-Sin had been waiting for all these years. Both of them raced to the boat port to find that girl, whom unfortunately didn't turn out to be Milk Candy. During all the chasing though, Tsu Sum sprained her ankle...and in the end, Pun-Sin swept her off her feet and carried her home :) This is the SWEETEST scene between them so far. To be honest...I actually teared up a little seeing him do that. Even though I know he's acting as her friend to get her business for his revenge...and knowing that Tsu Sum is going to get hurt later on, I can't help but love this guy.

Beside the sweet scenes between Pu-Sin and Tsu Sum, we also got to see more of Pu-Sin's childhood and how he became what he is to be. The reason he wants revenge so much is because of Tung Kwok-hing (Rebecca Chan). She's the reason why he got kicked out of his adopted family...and labeled as a swindler. So far, Tung Kwok-hing is the only evil character I'm seeing and I hate her! Rebecca Chan is getting too much of these evil roles though (ex Curse of the Royal Harem).

~The flashback part where Pu-Sin was parting from the orphanage and was looking around for Milk Candy made me tear up. It was so sad seeing them separating.~