The emperor grants the marriage to bingjian, and infanta asks why. The emperor says that it was his brother who granted the marriage, and that's why she's upset. She's also upset because chu Ziqiao is getting married soon, and she doesn't want her daughter-in-law to become the wife of a guy who's not her own brother. She tells him that he's a loser, since he can get married to anyone of his own choice. She also tells him to get out of the way of the upcoming marriage between chu and the king, since chu is also his sister, and chu's going to marry the king's daughter. He's totally not worthy of his sixth brother, she tells him. He tells her to be careful with the food, since it's very fishy. He also tells her not to interfere in the marriage. He says that chu has been given the marriage by the emperor, and he asks her to stay away from the wedding. He then tells her that if chu isn't happy with the banquet, he'll ask the emperor for permission to stay at home. Before he leaves, he asks his servant to help him arrange the maid, who he thinks is called huaqi. He asks her why she would want to kill him, and her response is that she'll be good to him in the future.