A'tang wakes up and tells the sleeping bandit that he doesn't want to be cured of his "floating dream" and that he's not interested in knowing who his parents are. He says that if his parents were good people, he wouldn't have become a bandit, but if they were bad people, how come he became a bandit? A'cheng says that he misses his family, and that's fine, he'll just live every day the best he can. He also says that being a bandit bothers him a lot, and if that were the case, he would respect his decision. A'tong asks if he can have a copy of "Ruan Tang's quotations" , and the narrator says that the price for tea is five coins, fish is 15 coins, and pork is 20 coins. He then says that every time he drinks alcohol, he will be like this idiot. He asks if Acheng has started coughing blood, and Acheng replies that it's okay, since he has started drinking alcohol. The narrator then tells the doctor that he has been living with the bandit for half a year, but he never noticed any problems with his health, and he says that this floating dream is called "lady poison" . Who is this lady poison?