In this chapter, the young master and his fiance discuss the merits of Japanese food. The young master tells his fiance that he is still his fiance and that they should listen to their elders. He tells the young man that his family has arranged the marriage and that he will not force him to return to the old city of Yangjing. He says that he cannot let him take the young woman away because she is his boss and that his company will suffer if he does not do so. The old man says that his son's inner energy is stronger than that of his brother, and that this is because he is an ancient warrior in the seventh or eighth layer of energy. He adds that he did not realize that there was a warrior above this energy level, and says that nothing irritates him more than a fool stepping out of a bound to become a hero. He goes on to say that his inner energy burst out when he was forced to do so, and he is sorry for the underestimating of mating him. He realizes that the ancient warrior with the same martial arts as his master is also a powerful man.