In this chapter, we are introduced to a number of characters. The first is a young man named Shu-Liang, who has just returned from a trip to the moon. He is a member of the Celestial Family, a group of people who worship the sun and the moon as their gods. He has come to Earth because he wants to worship the moon and the stars, but he is also aware of the fact that he is separated from his family because of his religious beliefs. The other members of his family are also religious, but they are separated from him because of their religious beliefs as well. They are separated because they believe that the moon is the center of the universe and that the sun is the god of the gods. The young man is confused by the idea that he can worship the stars and the planets at the same time, and he wonders why he cannot worship the Sun and the Moon at once. He wonders if he should worship the Earth and the Sun, or the Moon and the Earth, or both. He decides that he must worship both of them, because they are the only ones who have the ability to worship both. The next day, he goes back to Earth and finds that the planets are not aligned with each other, and that they are not even on the same level as before. He feels that he has lost the battle because he is unable to worship either of them.