The hall leader of the hei-luo hall explains that he is actually a disciple of the shaolin sect and that he has been disguised as a woman for the past three years. He tells his sister Cuiping that she is despicable and that all the women of the hall voted for him. He admits that he deceived everyone and that there is nothing more he can say. He apologizes for his behavior and says that he was called "little li-kui" because of his dark skin tone. He says that if he got angry over the nickname, he fell right into the trap of the people who called him that. Cuiping says that she has sent invitations for her blind date to all the different sects and that the man who is coming for the date will get more points if he is also from Henan. She says that this is because she is from henan and that she made the decision on her own. She tells Cuiping not to make fun of her. She admits that she was too careless in her disguise. She explains that every sister always took a few days of vacation every month but she was never absent. This is her flaw, she says, because she was always away. This has been troubling her, and she asks Cuiping to tell her something. She claims that she too is from the Hei-Luo hall and that stinky men get lost.