The next day, the monster tells Acheng that he beat him up the day before, and that he's glad that he fought back. He's even more angry when he realizes that the monster is using Acheng's fears of people to threaten him. Acheng is stronger than the monster, and the monster can't be scared of him anymore. The monster is laughing at Acheng, who is just a worthless piece of garbage. A'cheng is too weak to fight back, and he'll have to deal with the monster after he gets rid of him and his broken legs. He figures out that the hunter has taken away five wolves and two boars and two deer from Acheng in the last few days. He calculates the amount of money that Acheng owes the hunter, and then he promises that if Acheng continues to act like this, he will fall in love.