In this chapter, we are introduced to a new character named Ming-Ling, who is a member of the Buddhist sect. He is also known as the "wind and sword pain" character because of his powerful sword, which he used in the battle of the "monster prison valley" in the previous chapter. He tells the story of how he came to be in the monster prison, and how he is now in love with a young woman named Binglan. He asks the young woman if she has feelings for him, and she tells him that she does not. She also says that he treats her as his older sister, and that she treats him as her younger brother. She says that she has misunderstood him since the incident in the buddhist school, but that he does not need to be worried about that. She tells him to ask Junior Bai to let her know when she is back, and he agrees to do so. He then tells the young man that he looks so scary that he is afraid of him. The young man says that this is because he is a hypocrite, because he wants something that he never deserves. He says that being liked by her is like being loved by cow dung, which is what he used to do when he was a child. He also mentions that he used the "huoing sword" that he had used during the battle in the night in the city, and the young men hurry up to find out what is going on.