In this chapter, we are introduced to the "grand chancellor" of the Ming dynasty, who is also known as the "Emperor of China." He is the head of the government of the People's Republic of China. He is also the leader of the Chinese army. He presides over the affairs of the country, which is governed by the Emperor and his wife, the Empress of China, and the Emperor's wife, Empress Guizhou. The Emperor is the most powerful man in the kingdom, and he is the ruler of the whole country. He has the power to rule the whole of China and to make all the laws of the land. He also has the authority to order the execution of any person who does not comply with his orders. The Grand Chancellor tells the Ming Emperor that he will not be able to execute him if he does not give him the formula for curing the common cold. He will have to wait until he finds a way to get the formula from the Emperor. He tells the Emperor that