In this chapter, Hu Dasheng tells us that she grew up in a qianji pavilion. She was a child when she was led out of the pavilion and into the city. When she was young, she was attacked by a group of kids. She learned from them that the kids were hungry and took them into the town to steal things. She ordered her subordinates to go back home because her leader had to go to his house. She did not know why the kids started crying or why they had not gone back to the town. She went back to her home again. Her subordinates were no more there after all. This was not her home, she said, but seeds with their innate ability were all god. Only then can anyone attain a turning point. She hoped to build a house that would shelter her team from the rain and wind. She says that even if she got hit and ran away, she should not fly into someone else's house. It is hard for her to deal with her subordinates, she says, because they are her subordinates after all, she has to forgive them. She also says that if he could just leave the house and call his accomplices, it would not be so troublesome. He is trying to break one inch house, he says, but he cannot just leave it and do nothing. It will increase the energy consumed anyway. He says that the house cannot be completed without three people, he, his wife, and his son.