In this chapter, we learn that the young master, zhou, is a selfish man who will sacrifice his family and friends in order to win the throne. He is also a man who does not care about the lives of his family members. He does not even care about his own life. The young master is also selfish because he does not want to sacrifice the life of his brother, yang, who is his closest friend. The two brothers have been enemies since ancient times, and they have been like brothers to each other. Young master zhou does not believe that his brother wants him dead, but he does believe that he will give him everything if he becomes emperor. He also believes that if he does become emperor, he will be able to give away all of his wealth to his brother. He believes that he can see through him, but that he is not a true lover. In fact, he is inconsistent in his love for the woman he loves, and he will not even try to come between the two of them. He will only fight for his brother's love when the other is standing in the way of him.