The monk tells Ming that the five major clans of his family have mobilized a great number of men to fight against the outsiders. Ming is the only one of the four who belongs to his family's lineage, and he is eager to prove himself to the outside world. He asks the monk if he wants to be a god, and the monk replies that he is the supreme emperor of the good fortune. He then asks Ming to chant his true name, and to gain eternal life. Ming says that he has obtained this divine art from today onward, who dare to look on him as a loser. Ming then tells the monk that there is a beautiful woman in the world, and she is the queen of the immortal dynasty. Ming declares that he will tear the monk apart if the monk tries to stop him.