Young master ze is worried about his relationship with his brother-in-law, and wonders if he needs to tell his father about it. He tells his assistant, Shu Bi, that he doesn't need to worry about it, because he's a good brother, and he'll do his best to make things as easy as possible for his brother. Shu Bi says that shu has gotten bolder, and that she's trying to do something against her brother, because she gained some power by gaining the trust of his father. This time, no one is allowed to interfere, because the surname of the family is "xu," not "shu." Shu Bi asks why shu had to provoke her, and Shu Bi answers that she had feelings for shu, but that she sees shu as her competition, not her real sister, and so she has to provoke shu to make him see that she has feelings for her brother. The assistant says that Shu Bi must have already gotten a message from ze, because shu won't be able to see him for two months, and shu is going to ask ze to see her, but Shu Bi tells him not to worry, because they don't really have a choice. Since it's so hard for Shu Bi to deal with shu's father, it'd be better for him to go out and find a man to marry, since shu isn't good at it. So Shu Bi is the only one who treats Shu Bi the best, and she'll take care of him.