In this chapter, the protagonist explains that he has finally finished his story. He tells us that he can't bear to take care of his sister's child because she always makes him care for her. He decides to teach his son to read so that he will avoid him. This solves the problem, but when he's about to teach the kid to read, he forgets the rest of a famous passage from the "Three-Character Classic," which is a famous Chinese poem. This makes him doubt his memory. He also explains that his martial arts are just a training tool for the body, not for the mind. He doesn't even know his name. He says that he'd rather be a spy than a famous martial artist because there are so many famous fighters in the arena, but many of them only remember a few names at a time. So, he decides to hide his name so that when he and the other famous fighters meet again, they won't be able to recognize him.