In this chapter, we learn that Ling'er's confidence in his abilities is so high that he dares to say that he's won the battle of the hundred. He's so confident that he wants to try his hand at the martial art again. After all, he says, he'll give it a shot. The gambling house owner is so excited that he can't believe that the tournament is over. He vows to go back to the tournament the next time he has the opportunity. He thanks the emperor for his hospitality, and says that after two years' absence, his brother is stronger and stronger. He asks if there's still any ice-attribute spiritual weapon left, and the emperor says that there is. The emperor then announces that the competition for the kingdoms has begun, and that the prize for the highest kingdom will go up by 10 percent. He says that the future of his kingdom is in the hands of his students. He compares the leader of the xiyu kingdom to one of his own ancestors, and asks if they all have the same confidence as he does. He then asks if the yun kingdom has been going downhill recently, and if they're going to challenge him. The old man says that their kingdom is a low-class, medium-class kingdom, and they need to defeat a higher class kingdom first before they can challenge a lower-class one.