This chapter's epigraph is from the famous poem "Song of Solomon" . It's a poem about a young man who has been promoted to the heavenly realm. The poem's title refers to the fact that Solomon's soul has been transformed into the heavenly body of the young man. The young man's name is "Swish Gu Jinsong" , which means "young master" in Chinese. He's the leader of the Young Men's Army, and he's been promoted into the Heaven-Spirit realm by the Lord of the Rings . The Young Master tells the rest of the army that he has successfully promoted himself to the heaven-spirit realm. He tells them that he can easily defeat the enemy with the blood guards of the Heavenly Army. He also tells the others that they should obey him, because the heavenly army is full of immortals who will be killed if they disobey him. The men are shocked, but the Young Master reassures them that they will be loyal to him even if they go up against him in battle. He says that the five major business chambers are willing to support him, even if he goes up against the mountain of sword and sea of fire. He then tells the other men that he will have fun with them tonight.