In this chapter, we learn that the male lead is now 60 years old, which is a bit of a jump from the previous chapter's age of 35. We also learn that they've added a "new function" to the script, which allows us to find out what's going on in the background of the characters and their relationships. So, basically, they're trying to figure out what the plot of the story is all about. The male lead, however, doesn't seem to know what he's up to. He's a little worried that someone is stalking him, but he can't figure out who it is. He wonders if it's the senior brothers who told him that they were starving to death. He also wonders if the three disciples from the summit were picked up by the master. The master tells him that the three of them were all abandoned by him. He then asks about the parents of the three men on the summit, and how they were killed. He tells the master that these are common settings for the humble and miserable, and that he needs a little "stimulus" to get him going again. He goes off to deliver some food to the summit. He kisses the waist of the master, who apologizes for being rude. He says that he didn't want to offend you, but now that he has a better direction for his life, his "resurrection" could be "around the corner" . He tries the noodles he made, and then asks why the master is there. He asks why he is there