The auction is about to begin, and a young man comes to the auction hoping to buy some jade. He's a newcomer, and he wants to prove that he has enough money to participate in the auction. He tells the auctioneer that he's just arrived at the auction, and that he just wants to have a good time. He wants to buy anything he likes, even if it means giving up some of his own money. The auctioneer tries to convince the young man to follow him, but he refuses, saying that he can't follow a rich man like Mr.wang. The young man wants to know why the auctioneer hasn't followed him, and the auctioneer tells him that the auction is coming to an end this year, so he should just go home and enjoy it. He says that he needs to give away some jade worth 360,000 , which is a lot of money for a man of his social class. The man is shocked, and says that the jade is for him, not for anyone else. He asks the auctioneer to watch out, because the man isn't a cultivator, but just an ordinary person. He claims that the man's weakness is that he is "excited" , and this is why he'd rather fight with a girl than fight with an ordinary man. Mr. Han, the auctioneer's assistant, comes in, and tells the man that someone has reported that Mr. Wang suspected that he was involved in a gambling fraud, and asked him to cooperate in the investigation. The old man says that it's the same man from before, who's been trying to cheat him. He doesn't want to believe that the old man would do such a thing.