In this chapter, the young master explains that he has lived with his aunt and uncle since he was a child, and that his mother is like a "mother" to him. He explains that his aunt was poisoned and that the "lowlife" treated her horribly. He tells his father that the family has been blaming him since he returned to China, and now wants him dead. He says that he is not afraid to make trouble either, but he does not want trouble. He wants to see if anyone of the family dares to "come one step closer". He tells them that he will tear them apart if they do not leave him alone. The young master says that his spirit has "gone crazy" and that he defeated a "king-rank warrior" named "xingbao" who was three levels above him. The family has reached a consensus that they will never be enemies of the imperial capital, and they will not interfere with the decisions of the ten major families.