The chapter opens with a description of the golden phoenix's blood, which is a holy relic for every man. It is difficult to estimate the value of the blood, but it is coveted by many, including the ancient emperors who wished to possess it. The blood is covered with a thin stone layer, and the word "hengyu" is written on it, which means "powerful and resolute." The word is so powerful that it can pierce the sky, and everyone stands still and looks on in silence, hoping to get some enlightenment. The word hengyu means "light fluctuation." The ancient emperor chose this place because it contained the "rich yang energy" of the sun, and he sacrificed his soldiers there so that the "yang energy" would be the richest in the whole of the world. This means that the sun is the richest place in the world, and if he can get it, he will be able to use it to his advantage.