This chapter opens with the arrival of the head of Lingzhou, a high-ranking official. He is called "Officer Kong" because of his rank and because he is a member of the Lin family. Lin's mother has been wanting to meet him, but the family has not made proper arrangements. He apologizes for his rudeness and says that the family is governed by "filial piety". He says that his benefactor, Mr. Lin, has saved the life of his mother, and that he cannot be negligent with his benefactor. He adds that the troops are surrounding the place and that they probably cannot keep their lands. He asks why they are raising a fuss, and he says that they are paying their respects to the general red wing. He then asks why the influential figures are so respectful to him. He explains that he does not know if the people in the martial arts know about "martial arts grandmasters", but with his capabilities and his martial arts realm he should be considered "a superior grandmaster"
This chapter opens with the arrival of the head of Lingzhou, a high-ranking official. He is called "Officer Kong" because of his rank and because he is a member of the Lin family. Lin's mother has been wanting to meet him, but the family has not made proper arrangements. He apologizes for his rudeness and says that the family is governed by "filial piety". He says that his benefactor, Mr. Lin, has saved the life of his mother, and that he cannot be negligent with his benefactor. He adds that the troops are surrounding the place and that they probably cannot keep their lands. He asks why they are raising a fuss, and he says that they are paying their respects to the general red wing. He then asks why the influential figures are so respectful to him. He explains that he does not know if the people in the martial arts know about "martial arts grandmasters", but with his capabilities and his martial arts realm he should be considered "a superior grandmaster"