In this chapter, we learn that the sacred land of Taixuan is blessed with a powerful pillar, thanks to a beautiful woman named Su Qingge. We also learn that a man named Ye chen, a disciple of the holy maiden, has been sent to seek support from the central province's third prince, the third son of the great taoism dynasty. The prince has invited the sons and daughters of prominent people from various provinces to a conference in the central region. The monk tells the prince that he remembers when he first ascended to the higher realm, he was in a weak state. This gave him the opportunity to subjugate one major sect to manual labor in the spirit mines. He thanks the prince for his kind consideration, and says that he will be going back to the central territory in three days to see his family. The king is unwilling, and the monk tells him that the heavens have not given up on him. The heavens have allowed the remnant soul of the heavenly king to take over the child, and he will trample them all.