This chapter opens with a rooster crowing and a rooster's crowing. The roosters crow because it's the roosters' day and roosters are roosters. The sun is out and the rooster crow because the sun is roosters day. It's a beautiful day in Shanghai. Everyone is talking about the ginseng. The owner of the ginseng shop tells the boy to show him the stuff. He'll give him thirty thousand yuan if the boy shows him. The boy asks if he's planning to fight, and the owner tells him to watch out. He doesn't want the boy starting a fight. He wants to know why the boy is trying to force him to sell his ginseng. He says he'll handle the boy, and he won't let the boy's arrogance get in the way of his good intentions. He tells him that the boy will get a beating, and that the rooster is just trying to test his abilities. He also says that as long as he is around, he will not allow his arrogance to get the better of him. He reminds the boy that he was trying to help him, not the other way around. Bang bang bang, bastard! do you think that you can just steal my stuff so easily? he says. how many people had someone as morally twisted as you harmed. today, i will help them teach him a lesson. Looks pretty effective. the name fits. he says, and then he apologizes for his lowballing. he should have given him the antidote, and not framed him. he is a scum. please forgive me please give