Duo of Valor: Defiance Ignited

• Comeback
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Merlin Clark and his daughter Sadie decide to leave Letria after it falls into Louis Hill's hands. They face threats from various adversaries, leading Merlin to hide his identity by marrying Casey Grant. Meanwhile, a powerful figure, Qin Ming Huang, is shown exerting control over others, warning them not to disobey his rules. A group of individuals, including a woman and a man referred to as "老爹" (old father), engage in a confrontation, with the woman questioning the need to follow Qin's rules. The scene shifts to a discussion between two characters about their next move, with one suggesting they retrieve a flying dart. The plot is filled with tension and hints at a larger conflict, with multiple factions vying for power.
• Ep. 2
  Merlin Clark's daughter, Sadie, and her friends are at a hotel, enjoying the food and drinks. They compliment the hotel's quality, and someone mentions that the "beautiful sister" is lovely. However, their conversation is interrupted by a group of men who seem to be looking for someone. The leader, referred to as "Dragon," has taken an interest in the woman and warns that no one can escape his grasp. A man claiming to be the president of the Jinxiu Group tries to reason with Dragon, but he is met with hostility. The situation escalates, and a fight breaks out. Someone defends a woman, saying that bullying her is not a sign of strength. The scene ends with a confrontation between the two groups, and it seems that things are about to get violent.
• Ep. 3
  A intense confrontation unfolds as a character threatens to kill someone for daring to hit their mother. The person being threatened is warned that they will face consequences for their actions. Meanwhile, a figure known as "Fu Wenlong" or "Dragon" is mentioned, and it's clear that this person holds significant power and influence. The conversation takes a turn as someone addresses "old dad," indicating a complex family dynamic at play. As the scene progresses, a character repeatedly says "you don't want me," suggesting a deep-seated issue or conflict. Ultimately, a mother figure intervenes, saying "mommy, let's go," attempting to de-escalate the situation and lead her child away from the turmoil.
• Ep. 4
  In the city of Yun Cheng, a confrontation unfolds between Fu Wen Long and an unknown individual. Fu Wen Long, addressed as "Dragon Lord," is informed that someone has disrespected him and harmed his brother. The perpetrator is brought before him, and Fu Wen Long expresses his desire to see this person. Meanwhile, a conversation takes place where someone mentions that Fu Wen Long is still single. A proposal is made, suggesting marriage, which seems to be well-received as the other party also has feelings for the individual in question. The idea of marriage is floated, with one of the parties expressing enthusiasm and the other seeming hesitant or surprised by the suggestion. The scene shifts, with repetitive mentions of "you still want" in a context that suggests a negotiation or a test of commitment, possibly related to the earlier proposal or another matter entirely. This repetition creates an air of tension or anticipation, as if the outcome of this conversation will have significant consequences.
• Ep. 5
  Merlin Clark marries Casey Grant to hide his identity and protect himself and his daughter, Sadie. He reveals that he is the current president of the Yun Cheng Jin Xiu Group and married Casey to avoid a family-arranged marriage. Merlin promises to provide for Casey and Sadie, ensuring they live a comfortable life in Yun Cheng, as long as Casey agrees to marry him. After gaining control of the Yun Hai project, they will divorce. The scene ends with Merlin leaving for work, instructing Sadie to pack her bags to move in with her new "mommy," while hinting at potential danger lurking for Casey.

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