In this chapter, we learn that the jin family has been living in China for thousands of years, and that the ancient tombs of the Ming and Qing dynasties have been used as tombs for the Ming, Qing, and jin dynasties. The jin and Ming dynasties are the most ancient dynasties in the world, and they have been using the tombs to hide their power and wealth. In the Ming dynasty, the tombs are guarded by the Ming ancestors, and in the Qing dynasty, they are by the Qing ancestors. The Ming ancestors are the masters of the tombs, so they are the ones who live in the tombs. In other words, the Ming ancestor is the master of the tomb, while the Qing ancestor is a subordinate. This means that the Ming family is the real masters, not the martial masters. The martial masters inside the tomb are more advanced than those outside the tomb. They must have something inside, and the martial master inside must be looking for death. The ancient array of animals guarding the tomb isn't gone yet, but it's still closed, and there are still treasures inside. If they go in, they'll die, and if they don't, they won't be able to find the treasure. They need to get more of the ancient array.