Sex and Zen

Mei Yeung-Sheng, an indulgent man, openly challenges the ethical principles upheld by the revered Sack Monk. His lifestyle, filled with carnal pleasures, starkly contrasts the monk's pursuit of enlightenment, setting the stage for conflict between their ideologies.

Master Iron Doors, a powerful regional figure, insists that his innocent daughter, Huk-Yeung, marry Mei. This unexpected demand creates chaos and underscores the tensions between personal desires and societal expectations.

The scheming thief, Choi Kun-Lun, advises Mei to acquire a horse's appendage to enhance his seduction skills. This bizarre directive propels Mei on a quest that will lead to unforeseen consequences and dramatically alter his life.

Mei encounters a clever surgeon, Kent Cheng, who agrees to perform an extraordinary surgery to transplant the horse's organ onto Mei's body. This operation marks a pivotal turning point, equipping Mei for his upcoming escapades.

With his newfound enhancement, Mei embarks on a series of lustful conquests, driven by his insatiable desires. He becomes increasingly reckless, indifferent to the consequences his actions will have on himself and others.

Huk-Yeung grows restless in her marriage and finds solace in secret rendezvous with Wong Chut, a man married to one of Mei's victims. This affair leads her down a path of self-exploration and hidden desires.

Huk-Yeung discovers she is pregnant, but Wong Chut cruelly sells her to a brothel in a moment of vengeance. This betrayal changes the course of her life, thrusting her into a harsh and unforgiving reality.

In the brothel, Huk-Yeung faces brutal treatment from Mistress Ku, leading to physical harm and the loss of her child. Through her suffering, she gradually finds a sense of resilience and liberation within her new environment.

Due to his excessive indulgences, Mei's health begins to deteriorate, leaving him weak and vulnerable. Ironically, he seeks refuge at the very brothel where Huk-Yeung now works, unaware of their shared past.

Mei and Huk-Yeung cross paths at the brothel, their interactions charged with tension and unacknowledged history. Both are trapped in their circumstances, grappling with their past choices and present realities.

As passion ignites between them, Mei recognizes Huk-Yeung's familiar form, leading to an explosive reaction filled with rage and betrayal. This outburst shatters any semblance of intimacy they had begun to rebuild.

Devastated by Mei's rejection, Huk-Yeung spirals into a deep despair, culminating in a tragic decision that alters her life forever. The consequences of her emotional turmoil resonate throughout the community.

As whispers of Huk-Yeung's fate circulate, Mei is left to grapple with the consequences of his reckless actions. Guilt weighs heavily on him as he reflects on the damage he has caused to those around him.

Plagued by guilt, Mei seeks the wisdom of the Sack Monk, yearning for forgiveness and a path to redemption. His journey highlights the stark contrast between his former life of indulgence and his current quest for enlightenment.