In this chapter, we learn that taoism occupies the central plains and buddhism the western desert. In the end, though, taoists occupy the central Plains, buddhists occupy western deserts. The central plains has a population of large people, but its spirit energy and combat skills are also inferior to taoist combat skills. The narrator then tells us that changsheng went to see his senior brother and asked him if he would be afraid. Senior brother looked at him confidently and said only one sentence, "Do you think i'll be afraid?" The narrator says that he will be afraid, as expected, and that if he loses , then he must abide by the orders of the sect leader. He also says that at the grand ceremony before the daluo, he said many classic sayings. Some of the sayings he learned on earth can shine in the new world. For example, the phrase "tao te ching" is a fundamental principle of taos teachings. He says that some of these sayings can also be used in this new world, for example, "the jade emperor classic hm." He also wishes senior brother victory and establishes an invincible heart, to glory "heartbroken heartbroken invincible heartbroken heartbroken heartbroken" life is uncertain. .