The next morning, Bing tells her uncle that she's sad because she didn't have a good night's sleep. He tells her that he's still a man and that she can ask for advice from him. He says that Bing is lying when she says that most men like her. Bing says that if Bing likes a man, he should stay close to him and talk more. She says that she doesn't share the same identity as Bing, but that she has to remember what she said the day before if she wants to ask Bing to do something in the future. Bing asks who the unlucky person is that she falls in love with, and he says that the way the man holds the sword makes him particularly good looking. He adds that Bing must know the man's feelings, or else she'll regret it. Bing takes her to breakfast, where she introduces herself as the head chef at her uncle's house. The head chef is a very hard worker, and Bing promises to take good care of him. Bing wants to know what's going on, but she can't figure out how to ask for help. She wants to be the head cook's assistant. She's worried that the man will trick her into thinking that he works for her uncle, but he says he'll try to compensate for the slap he gave her the night before.