Formosa 1867

In 1876's Taiwan, a misunderstanding ends up in a gruesome massacre. A cloud of vengeance looms over the conflict-ridden Hengchun Peninsula.

On a truth-seeking trip, American consul Charles W. Le Gendre is shocked by his initial findings. Tiap-moe tries to help Jie after a family tragedy.

Caught in a delicate game of local politics, Le Gendre engages in a battle of wits. Tiap-moe's special expertise earns her respect and a new job.

Le Gendre confronts local community leader Sui as he inches closer to the gory massacre. Tiap-moe is caught in the middle of the conflicts.

Le Gendre's plan to delay the American troop goes awry. Seqalu nation's domestic tension rises as the tribe prepares for an important ceremony.

The stand-off between the tribes and the attackers is teetering on the edge of explosion. Jie gets in touch with his roots.

The coalition army gears up for the battle while its seemingly united leaders try to conserve their own strength. Tiap-moe confronts a powerful figure.

Forced to choose between her duty and family, a distraught Tiap-moe makes a daring move. Sui's Sialiao faces grave danger.

After a tragedy, a crestfallen Sui tries his best to stay alive. A family reunion between Tiap-moe and Jie stirs up more disputes.

Commander Liu arranges a negotiation with the tribe after his troops come down with a tropical disease. The plague reaches Tiap-moe, too.