running away to meditate and heal Mok Man. However, no matter how Szeto Shui-Ling (Shirley Yeung) tried, she could not cure Mok Man, unless they sought help from the Unity Clan, where Shui-Ling was born. Shui-Ling's father, the leader of the Unity Clan refused to cure Mok Man because there was a law which prohibited the Unity Clan from treating outsiders, as they did not want to have anything to do with the pugilistic world. So, Shui-Ling decided to marry Shing Fung. First, for the fate of his sister, Mok Man. And, secondly, for her love to Shing Fung. Shui-Ling didn't want to separate Chi-Lung. So, that night, Shui-Ling tricked Shing Fung thinking it was for power, and not wine. He drank the wine and was very drunk. Shui Ling opens her clothes and kisses Shing Fung. And, unwraps Shing Fung's clothing. Shui-Ling's parents found out in the morning and found out they had slept a night. Meanwhile, Pak-Tong Ngo has further evil plans. Cast Note: Some of the characters' names are in Cantonese romanisation. Reception Viewers complained about the excessive heavy use of CGI graphics on the visuals to exaggerate an already exaggerated fantasy martial arts series. People felt the story had the potential to develop more as many characters were introduced, but they were never properly utilized. They also felt the story was disorganized and the ending was anticlimactic, as the villain was never defeated, but self detonated as a result of being too powerful. Fans of Dragon Ball Z was surprised when Ging Lui (Kevin Cheng) used Goku's famous Kamehameha wave upon Pak Tong-Ngo. The epilogue of the story was followed by a small comical musical skit that was met with mixed reaction. Viewership ratings Awards and nominations 40th TVB Anniversary Awards (2007) "Best Drama" "Best Actor in a Leading Role" (Kevin Cheng - Ging Lui) "Best Actor in a Leading Role" (Bosco Wong - Sze Ma-Fung) "Best Actress in a Leading Role" (Sharon Chan - Sze Ma-Suet) "Best Actor in a Supporting Role" (Johnson Lee - Shing Kung) References External links TVB.com Devil's Disciples - Official Website K for TVB.net Devil's Disciples - Episodic Synopsis and Screen Captures TVB dramas Hong Kong wuxia television series 2007 Hong Kong television series debuts 2007 Hong Kong television series endings