In this chapter, we learn that the reason the divine race was wiped out was because there weren't enough cultivators in it. The only ones who were good at fighting were the ones who didn't have good bloodlines. So, what should he do now that he's learned how to fight? He's going to go back to the craft town, but he needs to figure out a way to get there first. He wonders if he just tamed a white tiger, but the tiger doesn't seem to be afraid of heights. The two of them jump off the ground, and it's like they're flying through the air. It's so cool to be a cultivator, says the tiger. He tells the tiger to look over there, because it looks like there's a fight going on. The tiger says he'll teach the bastard a lesson, and he flies over to help. The cauldron is just a defensive magical device, he says, but it only lasts so long. The blood-mending pill is the only thing he can do now, because the potion will only increase his power for a short time, and then his cultivation will be ruined. He runs into his brother, who's trying to help him. He asks why he was fighting with the tiger, and his brother says that it was because of his ziqing. The brother is so sorry that he can't figure out what's up.