This chapter opens with a flashback to the beginning of the previous chapter, where the narrator explains that he has just returned from the Ming Academy, where he met the girl who had caught him in one of his attacks. The girl, who he calls "xiaozun," is stronger than him, but she is not able to escape his attack. The narrator asks the girl if she has a "superstitious fairy dan" on her, and the girl replies that she does. He asks her if she wishes to rob him of his things, and she replies that he is clearly more experienced in matters of theft than she is. He tells the girl that he needs to plan his next attack carefully, because the girl's attack does not have a matching power. He says that the girl seems to be playing her instrument before every attack, and that this is the reason she is able to control her soul spirit attack. He explains that grandmasters like the girl have been connected with spiritual knowledge, and boom, there is no reason for the girl to play the instrument so often. The problem is to break her magic array, and he says that if he does not, he will not be able to defeat the girl. He adds that if the girl swallows the fairy dan, it will be very troublesome, as the girl will be relived the most cruel moments of her life in a "double illusion." The narrator says that he will wait for the two of them to break free of his double illusion, and then he will lock the array of the "four image soul" on them.