Back at the police station, Lin tells his father that he's doing well. He says that he went to the city and saw that some people thought that he stole from them, so he brought his father back. He doesn't think that Lin's father stole anything, but the surveillance camera has been broken. Lin says that they're going to investigate it, but he won't be reckless. Lin tells the policewoman that he can go back by himself, but she insisted that she wait for him. He asks what happened to his father, and she tells him that she saw some similarities between him and his father. He tells her that they got into a fight, and that the officer saw it, brought him back, and accused him of stealing money. The policewoman says that it's just another example of the "bullies" who falsely accuse people of theft and try to force them to pay for it. Lin asks if he can help him with anything, and the officer tells him to keep the story a secret. Lin wants to know why they look so much alike, and he tells the officer that he was playing with photoshop and making this photo. He can't believe that they look the same, but then he remembers that they both have the birthmarks of the goddess chang-e on their waist. He wants to show the woman his birthmark, too, and asks if she can show him the photo. The officer shows him the book, which is written