the showing turns violent as the Evil Scholar, now a subordinate under Prince Ning, fights and injures Madam Wah. Tong steps in to stop the battle but, in turn, destroys the Tong Pak Fu painting Prince Ning brought. Prince Ning seizes the opportunity to blame the House of Wah for insulting him and destroying the painting. Tong quickly grabs Chow Heung, lies to Prince Ning that the painting they had was a fake and the real one is in the Wah House. Chow Heung attempts to recreate the painting in the study to pacify the situation, but doubts that her painting skills can fool Prince Ning. While she was rambling, Tong completed a re-creation of the painting. Prince Ning doubts the painting, but has his own scholar verify that is it indeed a Tong Pak Fu painting and not a fake. Embarrassed Prince Ning leaves hastily and vows to kill the entire House of Wah. However, in reproducing a painting and fighting off the Evil Scholar, Madame Wah is able to deduce Tong's true identity and poisons him. It is then revealed that Madame Wah was the former love rival of Tong's mother and still hold grudges against his father. With his strength nullified, Tong is then held prisoner in the Wah's tinder room. Several days later, the Evil Scholar returns to annihilate the entire House of Wah. Madame Wah attempts to defend the family but is almost killed. At the last minute, Tong appears and, after a fierce battle, kills the Evil Scholar. As a reward, the House of Wah gives Tong Chow Heung's hand in marriage. Tong then discovers that Chow Heung is just as much a gambling addict as his other eight wives. Cast"Flirting Scholar (1994)". Hong Kong Cinemagic. Retrieved 18 June 2016 Stephen Chow - Tong Pak-Fu Gong Li - Chow-Heung Natalis Chan - Chuck Chi-Shan Bryan Leung - Mo Chong-Yuen Cheng Pei-pei - Madame Wah Gordon Liu - Evil Scholar Francis Ng - Member of The Four Scholars Vincent Kok - Tu Chuen-Chang Wong Jim - Chancellor Wah Mimi Zhu - Chussy Yuen King-Tan - Shek-Lau Lee Kin-yan - ladyboy robber Jessica Hsuan - Ha-Heung Joey Leung Wing-Chung - poor man (cameo) Peter Lai - teacher Lam Wai - Prince Ning Carol Wan - Tung-Heung Gabriel Wong - Wah-Man Dickson Lee Ga-Sing - Wah-Mo Lam Kit-Ying - one of the eight wives Chan Fai-hung -