This chapter opens with a description of a jade gourd dropped by a man who followed Jiang. It seems that the gourd was dropped because of the strong energy in the room, preventing people from dying. The jade gourd is the weakest point in the formation of the evil energy, and if it had not been dropped, someone would have died. The man who dropped the jade gourd tells his brother that he saw the evil aura leaking out of the hotel, but then he realized that something was wrong. He tells his father that if he hadn't stayed in the house, he would have been thrown out. The elder brother tells him that he can finally have his father's descendant. The old man who had dropped the gourd says that he is afraid that someone will have been killed if he had not put the gourd in the place. The young man thanks him very much, and the old man's eyes are no longer there. He says that the young man has a bad temper, and that he hopes that the elder brother will not take the incident personally. The Ming Palace is full of people, and it is the young master, zhou, who is in charge of the household. He asks the manager of the palace to arrange for a private room for the two of them. .