Episode Summary

In Episode 11 of "To Get Master," relationships deepen as the central mystery intensifies. While Zhou Heng's fixation on defeating Gu Yuan disappoints his master, Chu Meng Die boldly confesses her love to Baili by gifting him a dagger. The main couple, Gu Yuan and Li Song'er, finally consummate their relationship. The next day, under the pretext of shopping for wedding items, they investigate Gu Yuan's imposter, uncovering clues about a specific fabric and a mask. Their search leads them to a blood-stained hut in a bamboo forest, suggesting a violent crime. Simultaneously, Zhou Heng walks into a trap while meeting the supposed mask maker, coming face-to-face with a dangerous, unknown figure.

To Get Master: Episode 11

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To Get Master, Episode 11 Recap & Spoilers: Consummation and Conspiracy

Episode 11 of "To Get Master" pushes relationships to their breaking points and their next chapters, all while weaving a tightening web of conspiracy around the central mystery of Gu Yuan's imposter. While one couple finally solidifies their union, another is born from a bold confession, and two separate investigations into the imposter lead to a bloody discovery and a deadly trap.

A Frustrated Heir and a Bold Confession

The episode opens with Zhou Heng's single-minded obsession with reclaiming the "Xiao Yao Jue" martial arts manual from Gu Yuan. He presents a mask to his master, Bai Wuxie, insisting he will defeat Gu Yuan on his own merit to prove himself worthy of becoming the next valley leader. Bai Wuxie, however, is deeply disappointed by his pupil's inability to grasp the subtleties of the situation, hinting that Zhou Heng's previous actions should have been enough. His blunt approach and lack of perception leave Bai Wuxie convinced that Zhou Heng is not ready for leadership.

Meanwhile, love is in the air, and it's refreshingly direct. Chu Meng Die, certain of Baili's affections for her, decides to make the first move. Following a custom from her hometown, she presents him with a dagger inscribed with the words "To my beloved," a clear and powerful declaration of her feelings. Baili is stunned and accepts the token, but his joy is immediately complicated by a wave of guilt over Lin Pi, leaving him torn and unsure how to proceed.

A Night of Passion and a Morning of Intrigue

The romantic tension also comes to a head for the main couple. Li Song'er arranges a relaxing evening for Gu Yuan, Han Yan, and Liu Yingying, where they all soak their feet together. During their chat, Li Song'er mentions the beauty secrets of her home, Zuimeng City, and when Han Yan expresses her envy, Li Song'er admits she has no plans to return because her heart belongs with Gu Yuan. Taking the hint, Han Yan and Liu Yingying discreetly make their exit, leaving the pair alone. Later that night, Li Song'er takes the initiative and embraces Gu Yuan, consummating their relationship and breaking down the final barrier between them.

The next morning, Gu Yuan seizes an opportunity to further his secret investigation. When Li Song'er mentions a craving for pastries, he uses it as an excuse to ask the valley leader, Nan Wentian, for permission to leave the valley to purchase wedding supplies. With permission granted, he and Li Song'er set off, but his true mission is to hunt down clues about his imposter.

The Investigation Heats Up

Their first stop is a tailor's shop, where Gu Yuan deliberately inquires about the same fabric his imposter wore. The choice sends Li Song'er into a panic; she recalls a passage from her storybook that prophesied Gu Yuan would die while wearing that very garment and desperately tries to stop him. Ignoring her pleas, Gu Yuan questions the shopkeeper, who confirms that an old man purchased the same cloth just days earlier.

Following another lead, they visit a blacksmith to ask about the imposter's mask. The blacksmith directs them toward the craftsman, but the path leads them into a strange and disorienting bamboo forest. They only manage to escape with the help of a mysterious old man who points them in the right direction. Their search culminates in the discovery of a dilapidated, abandoned hut. Inside, they find a table stained with blood—the clear sign of a recent, violent struggle. Li Song'er, sensing the immense danger, tries to pull Gu Yuan away and downplay the discovery, but he sees right through her attempt to shield him.

The episode crescendos with a parallel cliffhanger. Zhou Heng arrives at his own meeting with the supposed mask maker. He quickly realizes he's walked into a trap when the man, who was said to be deaf and mute, responds to his voice. As Zhou Heng looks up, his eyes widen in shock and terror at the person standing before him. The walls are closing in.

The episode ends on a knife's edge, leaving viewers with several burning questions: Who has Zhou Heng encountered? What is the connection between the blood-stained hut and the fake Gu Yuan? And how will Baili navigate the emotional fallout of Chu Meng Die's heartfelt confession?