Ch. 501Kill All the Opponents, and There Will Be No Competitors
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Princess plans to support Chu Qing's entry into the Imperial Capital Martial Academy using her influence and a special armor.
- The First Prince requisitions the armor intended for Chu Qing, putting his plans in jeopardy.
- The Princess writes to the State City Principal, asking him not to support Chu Qing's entry into the Imperial Capital competition.
- Chu Qing insists on going to the Imperial Capital to compete, despite the Principal's reservations.
- Chu Qing visits Principal Shi Ji, who asks him to retrieve Ying Hongzhuang and the Acupoint Chart from the Imperial Palace if possible.
Character Developments
- The Princess shows determination and strategic thinking in supporting Chu Qing but faces setbacks due to the First Prince's actions.
- Chu Qing displays increased confidence and dominance, determined to compete in the Imperial Capital despite the challenges.
- Principal Shi Ji's mental state worsens, and his split personality becomes more prominent, focusing on drawing anatomical diagrams.
Significant Themes
- The struggle for power and influence, as seen in the Princess's and First Prince's actions.
- The importance of background and support in achieving one's goals, highlighted by Chu Qing's determination to compete despite his inferior background.
- The theme of mental health and its impact on individuals, as seen in Principal Shi Ji's deteriorating condition.
Character Interactions
- The Princess and the First Prince have opposing interests, with the Princess trying to protect Chu Qing's chances and the First Prince hindering them.
- Chu Qing and the State City Principal have a mentor-student relationship, with the Principal expressing concern for Chu Qing's safety and Chu Qing displaying determination to compete.
- Chu Qing and Principal Shi Ji have a complex relationship, with Chu Qing visiting Principal Shi Ji out of respect and Principal Shi Ji asking for a favor.