The fortune-teller (played by Lam Ka-tung) who was determined to help Feng Jie resolve her "death crisis" was unable to prevent her from being killed because Feng Jie left alone. Just when the master was in grief, he happened to meet Shaodong (played by Yeung Lok-man), a tea restaurant owner, who had delivered the wrong takeaway, and provoked Shaodong's innate killing impulse. The master calculated that Shaodong would be imprisoned for murder. Shaodong was afraid of being imprisoned again, so he asked the master for help to change his fate. Lao Cha Gu (played by Wu Yanye), who had witnessed Shaodong killing a cat, firmly believed that Shaodong was a born psychopath and could not get rid of his bloodthirsty nature. However, the master believed that since it was born, it was not Shaodong who was wrong, but fate! The master tried every trick in the book of Feng Shui, Chinese and Western metaphysics, but he always failed. When he was at his wit's end, the old policeman approached step by step, the murderer was eyeing him, and the fatal temptation of the young Fengjie (played by Wu Yongshi) made Shaodong's killing intent more intense, and he was about to embark on the road of killing with a knife. The master was also on the verge of mental collapse, and the doomed catastrophe was coming! Everything is fate, not man's?