In this chapter, we learn that the young master of the monastery is a devoted disciple of the old master, and that he has collected a great deal of liquid from the mountains. The young master is not concerned about the young man's health, but he is concerned about his own life. The elder sister, who is also the master's disciple, tells him that he should not worry about his young master. Life is important, the elder sister tells him, and this is a life-saving potion that can be used even if only one breath is left in the sacred realm expert. The older sister tells the younger master that he is wasting his precious time, and he should stop practicing. A week later, however, the older master dies, and the younger brother is left with no one to talk to. He tells the older sister that he wants to stay in the monastery and practice again, but that he does not want to be ugly. He wants to borrow his sister's clothing so that he can cover his chest with it. He also wants to show off his handsome appearance. He is the most handsome person in the world, and his senior sister is impressed by his appearance. She tells the elder brother that she wants to practice with him.