The narrator tells us that the sun and the qian families have been fighting against each other for a long time, and that victory or defeat is very important for them. The sun family controls the largest divine city in the world, and the han family has made a rule that every year before they recruit a new hantian mansion, they can send three divine cultivators from each of the two families to compete for ownership of the city. The narrator is afraid that this will be the case with the city of tianmu, because the sun family is so powerful. He thinks that the coiling dragon-spear technique is too fancy, and wonders if there is no floor in the universe that can withstand an attack from a "world lord" like the sun. He wonders if the challenge must have cost the sun hao a fortune, and he thinks that if he wins, all of the coins will be hiss. He also wonders if anyone really wants to challenge the young master of hulanzhuo, because he already has maimed three other divine masters, and one even died. He concludes that the man who challenges the hulan-zhuo has some skills, but that he is really ruthless