Ming’s envoy *______ Head Eunuch) tells Lord Yoon that he is investigating the death of Joseon’s former King.

Ok Nyeo tells the Chief Warden that Jeonokseo needs a steady and reliable source of income in order to feed ______ prisoners.

Ok Nyeo meets again the King (posing as a Secret Inspector) and tells him about Jeonokseo’s work-release program for ______ prisoners.

Tae Won orders the Price Policy Division to release from ______ storage all ______ stocks of medicinal herbs and to sell them at prices much lower than those of Jung Nan Jung.

Jung Nan Jung finds out how Ok Nyeo and Sung Ji Heon’s trade group and how ______ operations threaten her businesses.

But all businesses in Joseon are threatened when Ming closes ______ borders to all trade groups.

The Ming envoy demands that Lord Lee must be sent to Ming and be punished according to ______ laws.

Tae Won says that he doesn’t want to fight her anymore and that ______ a win-win situation for both of them.

Chief Kang tells Lady Han that ______ about time the King learned the truth of what the Queen Mother, Lord Yoon, and Jung Nan Jung did to make him King.

Lady Han tells Chief Kang that Ok Nyeo’s father could possibly be King Jungjong — if ______ true, then Ok Nyeo is actually a princess.

The King decides that ______ time for Ok Nyeo to learn that he and the Secret Inspector are one and the same person.

She says, “______ a hopeless love. So the more I think of him, the more it breaks my heart.”

Ok Nyeo and Chief Kang decide that ______ time to fight Lord Yoon, Jung Nan Jung, and the Queen Mother with “blood and swords.”

Hearing everything that the Queen Mother said, Ok Nyeo decides that ______ not the right time to tell the King about her royal status.

Ok Nyeo persuades the King to investigate Palace guard Lee’s story because ______ the only way to expose the poisoning attempt on King Injong.

Gong Jae Myung tells Tae Won that ______ Sung Ji Heon and Ok Nyeo’s trade group that is partnering with all the small merchants in the capital.