The chapter opens with a conversation between Zhe, the owner of the club, and his grandson. Zhe tells Zhe that he is glad that the club is serving his grandson well. He tells him that Zhe is his only grandson, and that he refuses to leave it because he is obsessed with "martial arts." Zhe asks Zhe if he is used to driving a car, and Zhe replies that he used to drive his panda, which is very small and zippy. The horn is very loud, and the horn doesn't move in the way Zhe thanks Zhe for his kind words, and says that he would like to go visit his father, who is in a hospital. When Zhe says that his father has already moved away, Zhe explains that he kissed and kissed a man and was fired because the man cursed him. He says that the man was "really handsome" and that his domineering aura "filled the air and filled the air with his handsome looks." He says he needs some alcohol the next day, but that the old fox forced him to drink too much alcohol the night before. The old fox asked Zhe to visit his family home, which Zhe refuses to do, saying that he will never be free. The courtyard of the manor is shown, with Zhe clicking on the mu bodyguard su that he has hired . He explains that the bodyguard is famous for being "obsessed with martial" .