Three kingdoms 2012, episode 11

The whole plot to kill Z by Hon is fun to watch, I thought it’s written brilliantly, it’s kind of dumb & smart at the same time & hilarious if you understand the language!  one of the high lights of the show.  Z has been missing & Hon was wondering what’s Shun up to. He followed Shun to a hut where Z was held prisoner!!!! Then Hon & his assistant went through a series of funny scenarios & still Hon decided to wait & see- would Shun kill Z or not????? Finally he settled on killing Shun instead, with Shun dead, no one will know where’s Z & he’ll be starved to death & no one will ever know what happens…. I thought it’s kind of devious & quite brilliant…hahha…..!

Unfortunately for Hon, the assassin was caught & Shun saved! Now his excuse- he told Lau Bei he wanted to kill Shun so as to save Lau Bei’s reputation, after all the insubordination Lau Bei has suffered from Shun Surely he deserves to die! Makes a lot of sense…lol…… He added that Shun has probably killed Z & brought out the incriminating evidence- those documents that shun has scrambled on before. But before he went on, Z walks in & so he finally knew it’s all a trick! Z beg Lau Bei to spare their lives, so they were imprisoned for life. But we all know that wont be for long! This Hon character is what’s making this show more interesting….lol….

Now for some happier news…. Z invited Shun to be his assistant & thus Shun can leave his ‘servant’ status for good. He’s genuinely grateful which is rare & nice for a change… & I was thinking…finally!!! Still he tries his best to avoid Song Yau...urgh !!!

Meanwhile things are brewing at the Seik Park Pour’s side, she’s drumming support for her son to succeed his father. Lau Bei went to see Lau Biu for the last time & was shock that the old man wanted to pass him everything!

Thoughts:    I like this episode, we see Shun maturing & finally becoming a better person, though he’s  still very mean to Song Yau… but I’m sure that’ll change soon. Finally Z & Shun can work together & of course the Hon’s entertaining part.