This chapter opens with a soliloquy by the Great Master. He tells the reader that he will continue to cultivate in the future. He says that the two pits are his six thousand years' worth of hard work. The empty one is used to hold green liquid, while the red one holds monkey wine. He explains that the true heaven resulted heart technique that he from the cultivated is absorbed by the iron rod. The divine spirit from heaven defying mirror is vying for control. He adds that when these three kinds are fully integrated, he will be able to drink monkey wine, which will increase his cultivation rapidly. The Great Master asks if he has a lot of thoughts rushing into his mind, and he says that he has told him the cultivation method. It is time to part, he says. After six o'clock, the eared macaque leaves the stone. He praises the work of the little iron rod, which absorbed the Buddha's qi from the rod. It absorbed the divine spirit spirit from the Heaven defying mirror. The restriction on his body, he explains, was because he was afraid that the qi would not be strong enough to bear it. When the three qi are integrated , he tells the story of the