This chapter opens with a soliloquy by Long Qu'an. He tells his servant, Shu'an, that he is still mad at him. He says that he feels sorry for the emperor when he learned that he was going to leave, but that he began to trust the emperor because he was about to leave. He wants to test the emperor's affections by visiting him, but he will not be allowed to do so under any circumstances. He also says that since he actually cares about the emperor, he will give him a chance. He asks the servant if he still wants to be with him, and he replies that he does want to see him. The servant tells him that he should put him down now, and that he thinks he should leave if he continues to resist. He then says that the woman has lost weight, and looks stunning, but she is still more important than he is. He thinks that the emperor must have noticed something different in the woman. He calls her a piece of trash, and she says that even though she looks beautiful now, she still is more important to the emperor than she is. She says that she and her husband have been following him for many years and that she is now in charge of some important industries, and her business is also his business. The master asks her what method she used to seduce him. She replies that she was called the prince, and the business is hers. He wonders how she is worthy to be called a prince and she answers that she used the same method to seduce the emperor. She then asks the prince how many things there are in the mansion. The prince answers that he will show the prince everything in future, and says that this is the token that his father left at