In this chapter, we learn that the Luo family has evidence that the three other families are involved in the massacres. It's clear that they're the ones who committed the atrocities, but they don't know how to punish them. So, they decide to start a war against the seven other families, just like they did against the other three families. They're not sure how to do it, but it's worth it, they say. They also decide that the real culprit is none other than the one who committed all the atrocities against the three families, and they'll try to get him punished, too. But, they've got no concrete evidence to back up their accusations. So they decide that they should just stop by their camp and think about it. The commander says that his camp is five miles away, and no one will do anything to them. He says that he's going to keep his promise to the family. He's also going to join the army under the wing of the great dugu zhuantian, who's spent a lot of time on the battlefield and has four tigers under his command. He promises that if they want to increase their advantage, they should choose him as their husband. The man is a "reckless man" , the commander says, and he'll go to hell as long as the family goes to hell. So the commander asks why he feels that they have fallen into this trap, and the commander replies that he hasn't figured out what to do with his new son, yunhai. Instead, he has to deal with four imperial families, which makes it hard for him to think clearly. He