After living with acheng for a couple of days, the bandit is convinced that the man is playing dumb. He says that he wants to stay and teach the man how to live so that he can repay him when his leg wounds heal. The real reason for staying, he says, is because he's back. He's been hunting, and a beast scratched him. He wants to go outside and have some fresh air. The next day, he asks the man to carry him out for a walk. The man says that's too dangerous, and the next day he'll stay behind and wait for the next game. He feels like a hero fighting a battle in a picture book. A game appears. The bandit says that his heart is pierced by the man's arrow, and he thinks that the arrow was a boar. The guy is so strong at archery that he even caught the arrow with his hand. He thinks that if the man was so strong, who could beat the man up? The guy says that it looks like the man gave him a beauty today as well, and that he needs to teach him a lesson.