The first young master tells the second young master that the Mingjian mountain villa is controlled by the willain system, which is one of the dynasties in the zhou province. The young master is worried about the price of the black iron that he is supposed to sell. He wonders why the eldest son of the family is married to a powerful steward, and he wonders what the family has promised. The second master is afraid that the price will be too high, as he has already sold the whole black iron to a few wealthy merchants. He is worried that the sect behind him will buy the entire black iron, and that his father will not be able to sell it. He tells the young master to put the matter to rest, and to let the sect know that he did not go to the prosperousjiangnan road, but to the central plains. The first master apologizes for his abruptness, and says that he has underestimated the sect's power. He says that they did not know that black iron could not be divided, and they had already sold out their goods. The ninth young master earns the most money, the most, and the least, but the second master does not make any money. The deadline for selling their goods is three months away.