In this chapter, we learn that the Luo family has bought a small, useful tripod worth about two billion yuan. The owner of the store is very angry that the price of the tripod has not been raised, and that the store has been unable to make any money. He begs his son to come and count the number of spirit stones in the store. He tells his son that if he wants to pay for the stones, he should go under the bridge and swim through a crowd of ducks. He also tells him that he has defeated Luo, the owner of one of the largest and most prestigious chambers of commerce in the world. The elder Luo is very pleased with his son's success, and he praises him for his good strategy. He asks his son how much money he has left in the family for him to play with. He says that he is not afraid of him, but that he still wants to shout at him.