In the palace of the kingdom, Linyuan tells his daughter that it is better to hand over the throne to him than to give it to her sister. He tells her that he has learned to respect her father and that he will not let her down if she ever tries to follow his words. Linyuan says that he remembers in the biography that his father was a "man of justice, courage, bravery, and wisdom" . He feels that she is not quite as good as he thought she would be. She tells him that she has received a message from her master, saying that her internal energy is "turbid and mixed" and that she needs to "cultivate mind clearing knack" so that she can "control the bloodthirsty feeling" in the future. She says that she will go to Linyuan and ask him to take care of her. He asks her to stop bothering him with the petty things while he is busy with the state affairs. She replies that she does not need her sister to keep her company, and she has found the "worthy one" in Linyuan. She asks Linyuan to hold off on leaving her in the palace.