Chapter 11 opens with a quote from Confucius. He says that everything in nature is good for something, whether it be a good sword or a good soul. Confucius says that if you have ambition, you can do what you want in the world. If you have a good heart, the world will do what it can. The cloud of saints is like the cloud of virtue. The sect leader asks why martial nephew lu attracted the cloud. The man says that he has accepted a disciple. The poet says that a few lines are nothing for liberal arts students, but he will say more in the future. On and on stretched his road, he says, he would go higher and go lower in this search, that he made he might be a laborer today but a leader tomorrow. Do not let the time slip away. When a young man's head turns gray, he will regret too late. Heaven will always first frustrate his spirit, will, exhaust his muscles, and bones, expose him to starvation, poverty, and deplete his body's energy, so that he will be weak and will not be able to perform his duties. The group of scholars statues is like a sword that emerges from sharpening. The statues cry out at the same moment holy speech is being given. This person is a saint, a reincarnate. a saint within a saint on the outside. he is a cultivation genius. The light in the central plains is so strong that he is blinded. He is still unaware that there are nine halos on his head. The scene ends with the