The narrator tells us that the young master of the governor mansion, Luo, is looking for the eldest daughter of the family. He's also looking for a rival, Lin San. Lin San tells him that he's sorry, but he can't stand the wait any longer. He tells the narrator that his heart will always wait for her. The narrator says that she'll make him "brat" if he dares challenge her. He says that he was surprised that Lin San dared to come to the mountain with him. He also says that it's lucky that she came, because the jerk tao didn't want to take her alone. He asks her why she's walking so fast, and she says that's because she hasn't expected him to be so reckless. She also asks him why he keeps swearing at her, and he replies that he doesn't think anyone is easy to bully like her. She asks him if he thinks everyone can be bullied like she is. He replies that she keeps swearing and attacking him every time he tries to bully her, but she thanks him for helping her this time. She says that the carriage has a bed in it, so they can sit in it together. She tells him to stop chasing her, because he'll have to walk 30 minutes later to get back to the house. He agrees to sit in the carriage for a while, but then he falls asleep. He wonders if Lin San has any tricks up his sleeve. He wants to know if he has any methods to improve the family's products. He thanks Lin San for the outfit, which is elegant and exotic.