Japan has taken over Korea in the 1930's and only one person seems to be willing to try and fight for justice. Wearing a traditional bridal mask, he thinly veils his true identity as he tries to protect the people who are afraid of everyone in power.

With two vigilantes now wearing bridal masks, things a little bit confusing for the police. Mr. Kimura receives a gift from Sun Ha that includes a special knife. Sun Ha is in big trouble when it is discovered that the knife is missing. Even worse, Lee Kang To is double crossed for murder and accused of wearing the bridal mask.

A woman is rescued by someone wearing a bridal mask just as she is about to be executed in the street. The commanding officer is accused of working with the bridal mask bandit when he escapes capture. For this reason, he vows to do whatever it takes to find the bandit. The multiple cases of extreme cruelty by the Japanese towards the Korean people are rapidly leading to revolt.

Kang To corners a man in a bridal mask and he whispers that he is his brother. Kang To has many questions, but his brother does not want to tell him of his past life pretending to be mentally ill. Boon Yi explains why her knife is so important and must be guarded.

The young, Korean police detective is always in danger, even when there is a festival going on, because he is working with the Japanese. Of course, the Japanese give him every tool that he needs to capture the Bridal Mask. Chief Kimura's son continues to shield a rebel right under his nose.

A former victim of torture by the Japanese is accused of being the Bridal Mask, when his mother tries to defend him she is gravely injured. Continuing his work against his father, Chief Kimura's son starts to aid any Bridal Mask associate that is brought into custody. Despite his grief over his mother, the Bridal Mask makes an important appearance.