The next day, Caixin asks his son what the reason is for going to the police. Caixin says that he's just doing what he loves, which is singing and dancing. He's worried that he might have a "useless sense of justice" because he has done something that he regrets, so he went to help his friend, who was slandered and framed. He doesn't want to sit around and do nothing, he says, but he can't do nothing because he feels like he has to experience a "feeling of regret once" . He tells Caixin that he hopes that his friend will be able to "pull himself together again" , and that he would have killed him if he were there. He also says that Caixin's son is a fan of the sun sisters, which Caixin thinks is a good thing. He says that the young master must still be proud of his father, because he seems to be a bit polite, but that's because the master is proud of the fact that he has a silver tongue. He adds that the master must be grateful for the money that he got from the sale of his son, because otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to do what he did. The sun sisters are pretty, clean, and pretty-looking, and they don't need much money to do their thing. They're not going to sell for that much money through a "formal channel," Caixin tells his son. If he sells his son to the sun, then he'll be in trouble, and he won't be in a good position to sign the contract. He warns his son not to back down in the face of difficulties, and tells him that there's a line in the plan whose hand it comes from. It's the hand of