"My Great Great-Master-Uncle" asks the young man to take his seat and allow him to "kowtow" three times to his uncle. The young man says that he wants to help his uncle with his illness. The uncle says that his granddaughter, who is slightly older than him, is "terminally ill" and has been told that she will not live to age 25. He says that they have tried everything to find out the cause of her illness, but they cannot find it. "The vital functions of Ransbody weaken daily," the uncle says. "We're devastated," he says, "and we're unable to find the cause." "Holy sh*t," he exclaims, "what a great-great-master-uncle . . what did you say ? No ... nothing." The uncle asks if he can convince his granddaughter to accept the treatment that her grandfather has suggested. "If an just tellme what to do -- great- great- uncle -- treatment," the old man says. The old man asks if his son, Mr. jiang, has been recovered already. "Hey, sir," he replies. "You're finally returned -- what's your life to you?" the uncle asks. "Thank you very much -- i owe you dont have to do this." "What the hell -- why do people in this place love to bow down so much?" he asks, "why do they love to stand on their knees and apologize so much ?" The uncle replies that he has looked into what has happened before, and now it is up to the uncle to decide whether to kill his granddaughter or not. "It's fine -- i.e., I'll take the punishment . for my son," the