In this chapter, we learn that han has been looking into the treasure of the western Turks, but hasn't been able to make any progress. A rumor has been spreading around the world that the princess of Western Turks has a totem, which is a sign of her identity. In order to find the treasure, she must be sacrificed. This rumor turns out to be true, because the princess's totem is also connected with the secret treasure. The princess is in a dangerous situation as the Turkish forces are racing for the treasure. If han were to spread the rumor, the princess would be in danger, and the duke of daqi would have discovered the treasure and gotten it. So, han says, he's going to tell everyone that the rumors are untrue and that the treasure doesn't require the princess to be sacrificed as a sacrifice since the duke has already found it. He also says that he'll keep the princess safe, even if he has to put a pause to their relationship. He says that lianzhou taught him how to play piano, so he'd like to play for you. He tells you that it's his first time working so hard to get your favor, and yet you reject him in this manner. He asks if you really don't think so, and then he says that the exchange conference is three days away, and he hopes that you won1t be looking only at him by then. He then asks if there have been any activities planned for the conference, and jin yu says that they will conduct themselves, so they won1T get into any trouble.