In this chapter, we learn that the three realms are divided into three realms: the Heavenly, the Mortal, and the Earth. The Heavenly realm is ruled by the Heavenly Emperor, while the Mortal and Earth realms are ruled by his son, the Heavenly Prince, and his son's father, the Emperor of the Three Realms. The father, who is also called the Emperor, is the ruler of the Heavenly realm, and he is the only ruler in the three worlds. He is also the only one who can protect his son from harm. When the father asks why he is crying, the father tells him that it is because he is tired of protecting the entire realm. He tells the father that his son is weak, soft, and foolish, and that if he keeps him in the realm, he will train him as his successor. He says that if the father wanted to exile him, he should wait until he is an adult, because the mortal realm would be too dangerous for him to survive on his own. He also says that he has eaten the last portion of the food that the gods eat to feed their family. He explains that because of the sacrifices made by the gods, the people of the two realms turned back from the gods. This year, the gods of spring sacrificed themselves, which shocked everyone. The gods of heaven and earth were shocked by the sacrifice, but the father of the son of the god of the spring is shocked by this, because he loves his son so deeply. He asks the father if he has forgotten how deeply he loves him, and how he has never loved him. Everyone else made sacrifices, he says, and everyone has turned the god into a puppet. He wants the father to terminate the contract with the gods and let him go, but he says that the father should listen to him, because if he does not, then he will