This chapter's epigraph is from a famous poem by the famous poet Siddhartha Mukherjee. The poem is about a man who is so powerful that he cannot move his body. It is about the power of the spirit world, and it is written in the style of a poem by a famous poet. In the poem, the poet says that he has never seen anyone so powerful before. He tells the story of the golden tortoiseshell and how his body was completely destroyed by it. He also says that the spirit master wants him to tell his story again, so he will tell it again. He says that what happened on the day of the tortoiseshell was not about the spirit, but about one of his sons. The spirit master asks him to cough up some medicine, and he thanks him. He then asks him if he would like to keep quiet about the contents of his mouth. He replies that he is the best cultivator in the world for the last 300 years. He is sure that he will pass the final stage of the heavenly tribulation in a century. He wants to know all about the young man. The young man asks if he can have a private chat with him, and the two men agree to do so. He asks if there is anything wrong in the heavenly spirit sect, and jiutian says that they should temper with it as long as the young master is still alive