In this chapter, we learn that Ming's father is a gambler, and that he gambled away his money to support Ming and Fang's marriage. Ming tells us that he accepted the conditions Ming gave him, but that he was not able to protect his sister back then, so Ming went back on his promise and tried to get revenge on Ming. Ming says that he has taken care of the matter in his own way, so that Ming will hate him forever. Ming also says that Ming is a few years younger than him, so he doesn't need to worry about the price of the wine. He says that if Ming were to buy the wine himself, he wouldn't even need to think about it. Ming explains that Ming was surprised when he said Ming sucked to him that day, because Ming didn't mean it, and Ming wasn't angry at Ming at the time. Ming realizes that Ming has a "clear distinction" between "right and wrong" and a "burning passion" to seek justice. Ming asks Ming to stay with him until he finds a better place to sleep.