Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen, a handsome and confident young man, arrives at a haunted house in Jiang City to handle an Evil Spirit case.
• The house is owned by Manager Chen, who fears for his job if the issue isn't resolved within a week.
• Yue Wen enters the house equipped with a Demon-Slaying Mirror and a Spirit-Tracking Needle to locate the Evil Spirit.
• The Evil Spirit, a Nightmare, attacks Manager Chen, but Yue Wen uses his Flying Sword to destroy it.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen demonstrates his confidence, knowledge, and skill in dealing with paranormal entities.
• Manager Chen shows fear and desperation due to the situation and the pressure from his superiors.

Significant Themes

• The theme of courage and confidence in the face of fear, as exhibited by Yue Wen.
• The theme of the consequences of one's actions, as the Evil Spirit was created due to the destruction of a century-old tree.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Manager Chen interact with clear dynamics: Yue Wen is calm and capable, while Manager Chen is fearful and desperate.
• Yue Wen's nonchalance and Manager Chen's panic create a comedic contrast.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen, the sole proprietor of Yue's Cultivation Firm, returns to find True Person Guang, a high-ranking official from the Supervision Bureau, waiting for him.
• True Person Guang reveals that Yue Wen's parents' disappearance might be connected to classified research his father was conducting.
• She offers Yue Wen a position in the Supervision Bureau to access these classified documents, hoping to help him find his parents.
• Yue Wen declines the offer, citing his preference for being undisciplined and his lack of interest in the Youth Cultivator Convention.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen: Despite his humble appearance, Yue Wen is a skilled cultivator who has reached his current realm in just two and a half years. He is also resourceful and has connections, as evidenced by his firm's location between a funeral supplies store and a century-old barbecue shop.
• True Person Guang: She is a high-ranking official in the Supervision Bureau, with a deep cultivation base and the ability to create clones. She is stern and serious but shows understanding and respect for Yue Wen's decision.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between personal freedom and security: Yue Wen values his independence and is willing to face the dangers of cultivation alone rather than joining the Supervision Bureau for its resources and protection.
• The importance of family: Yue Wen's primary motivation is to find his missing parents, and he is willing to take risks to achieve this goal.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and True Person Guang: Yue Wen maintains a respectful but firm demeanor throughout their conversation, politely declining True Person Guang's offer. True Person Guang, in turn, shows understanding and respect for Yue Wen's decision, not pushing the issue further once he has made up his mind.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen, a cultivator, enters a spiritual space where he meets a giant dragon, Wang Dalong.
• Yue Wen wants to buy the Fourth Realm chapter of the True Dragon Dao Method from Wang Dalong but finds it too expensive.
• Yue Wen asks if he can pay in installments, but Wang Dalong doesn't respond and ends the connection.
• Yue Wen receives a message about a job clearing Evil Spirits at the East City Cemetery and decides to apply.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen: He is a cultivator who has been practicing the True Dragon Dao Method sold by Wang Dalong. He is resourceful and strategic, understanding the importance of keeping his connection with Wang Dalong secret.

Significant Themes

• The importance of cultivation and strength in the world of cultivators.
• The relationship between Yue Wen and Wang Dalong, with Wang Dalong acting as a mentor and provider of cultivation resources.
• The struggle between wanting to find his parents immediately and understanding the necessity of becoming stronger first.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen interacts with Wang Dalong, trying to negotiate a deal for the Fourth Realm chapter of the True Dragon Dao Method.
• Yue Wen interacts with his peers in the "Jiangcheng City Cultivator Order Group," competing for a job to clear Evil Spirits at the East City Cemetery.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen receives a job to clear Evil Spirits from the East City Cemetery.
• He creates a recruitment notice for an assistant demon hunter, offering a high commission.
• Yue Wen learns about the history of Spiritual Energy Revival and the subsequent Spiritual Energy Catastrophe.
• He meets the cemetery manager, Old Man Huang, who leaves him to handle the night's work.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen shows determination to complete the job, despite its low pay.
• Old Man Huang is revealed to be a thoughtful and somewhat eccentric individual.

Significant Themes

• The impact of Spiritual Energy on society and the world.
• The coexistence of technological and cultivation civilizations.
• The challenges faced by cultivators in the modern world.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Old Man Huang: Yue Wen shows respect and understanding towards the old man, while Old Man Huang expresses trust in Yue Wen's abilities.
• Yue Wen and the Lantern Monster: Yue Wen's first encounter with a Nightmare Evil Spirit, showing his caution and preparedness.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen encounters Lantern Monsters in the cemetery and estimates he needs to kill over a dozen to create one Demon Suppressing Coin.
• He discovers three Cat Demons (Black, White, and Orange) sneaking into the cemetery at night.
• The Cat Demons are there to carry out a mission, digging up graves to find something inside.
• Yue Wen observes them, then intervenes, knocking out the Orange Cat Demon and the White Cat Demon.
• The Black Cat Demon begs for mercy, calling Yue Wen "grandpa."

Character Developments

• Yue Wen demonstrates his strength and indifference towards lesser demons, using his martial arts skills to subdue the Cat Demons without killing them.
• The Black Cat Demon shows resilience and cunning by begging for mercy instead of fighting back.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between cultivators and lesser demons.
• The importance of missions and tasks assigned by superiors, as shown by the Cat Demons following orders.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen interacts with the Cat Demons, demonstrating his strength and indifference towards them.
• The Black Cat Demon interacts with the White Cat Demon, showing a mix of aggression and camaraderie.
• The Orange Cat Demon interacts with Yue Wen, expressing fear upon seeing a human.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen captures three cat demons (Black Cat, White Cat, and Orange Cat) in a cemetery.
• The Black Cat reveals they belong to the Meow Meow Cult, led by the Cat Mountain Queen, seeking a human's corpse for an item.
• Yue Wen decides to send them to the Supervision Bureau but offers a deal: if they compensate him, he'll let them go.
• The Black Cat offers information about a powerful Magic Artifact in exchange for their freedom.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen shows mercy and understanding towards the cat demons, preferring to avoid killing them unless necessary.
• The Black Cat shifts from arrogance to desperation, trying to negotiate with Yue Wen.
• The Orange Cat and White Cat show fear and desperation at the thought of being sent back to the Demon Realm.

Significant Themes

• Mercy and leniency vs. justice and punishment.
• The fear and harsh reality of the Demon Realm for lesser demons.
• The power dynamics and hierarchy within the demon world.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen interacts with the cat demons, showing a mix of sternness and understanding.
• The Black Cat initially tries to intimidate Yue Wen but later resorts to negotiation and offering information.
• The Orange Cat and White Cat show fear and desperation, contrasting with the Black Cat's initial arrogance.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen lets the three little demons go, warning them not to cause trouble at the East City cemetery for the next two days.
• He continues hunting Lantern Monsters until dawn.
• Old Man Huang arrives and is surprised by the large pits dug out by the demonic creatures.
• Yue Wen returns to his Firm and plans to sleep, but a knock at the door reveals a girl applying for an assistant position.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen shows compassion towards the three little demons, suggesting he might not be as stern as initially portrayed.
• Old Man Huang is portrayed as a cautious and book-loving individual.
• The girl at the door is introduced as a potential assistant, with no further details about her character yet.

Significant Themes

• The theme of compassion and understanding towards seemingly harmless or weak creatures is shown through Yue Wen's actions towards the three little demons.
• The theme of caution and preparedness is evident in both Yue Wen's and Old Man Huang's actions.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen interacts briefly with Old Man Huang, warning him to be careful and take care of himself.
• Yue Wen's interaction with the girl at the door is limited to a greeting and her stating her intention to apply for an assistant position.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen interviews Zhao Xing'er, hiring her as an assistant with minimal questioning due to low standards.
• Yue Wen meets Qi Dian, an Immortal Sect disciple from Linjiang Gate, who has been sent to help clear out the cemetery.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen: Shows his principled nature, insisting on completing the job he was paid for despite the arrival of Qi Dian.
• Zhao Xing'er: Successfully obtains the job at the Firm, expressing satisfaction with the work environment.
• Qi Dian: Initially indifferent towards Yue Wen, but later admires his principles and offers to help.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between rogue cultivators and Immortal Sect disciples.
• The value of principles and integrity in Yue Wen's character.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er: A brief, straightforward interview leads to her hiring.
• Yue Wen and Qi Dian: Initially indifferent, but Qi Dian's respect for Yue Wen's principles leads to a friendly interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen and Qi Dian have dinner with Old Man Huang, who leaves after trying to give Yue Wen a yellow talisman.
• Yue Wen clears the remaining Lantern Monsters in the cemetery, earning Demon Suppressing Coins.
• A man in black arrives, using a spell to animate recently buried corpses in the cemetery.
• The man in black attempts to find a specific corpse by name, but there are multiple matches.
• Yue Wen discovers that the man in black is looking for the same person the Cat Demons were searching for.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen demonstrates his strategic thinking and adaptability by infiltrating the group of corpses.
• The man in black shows proficiency in corpse summoning and communication with the dead.

Significant Themes

• The power of the dead and the manipulation of corpses.
• The search for a specific individual and the challenges faced in finding them.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Old Man Huang share a meal, with Old Man Huang attempting to give Yue Wen a protective talisman.
• Yue Wen interacts with the man in black indirectly through the animated corpses.
• The man in black communicates with an unseen employer via messages.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qi Dian, a disciple of Linjiang Gate, arrives to confront the black-clothed person but is quickly defeated and captured.
• The black-clothed person, an evil cultivator, plans to extort ransom from Linjiang Gate and refine Qi Dian into a corpse puppet.
• Yue Wen, disguised as a corpse, prepares to confront the black-clothed person.

Character Developments

• Qi Dian: Despite his grand entrance, he is easily defeated, revealing his lack of combat experience or strength.
• Black-clothed person: He is confident in his abilities and sinister in his plans, but underestimates his opponents.
• Yue Wen: He demonstrates quick thinking and adaptability by blending in with the corpses to gain an advantage.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between righteous and evil cultivators is highlighted, with the black-clothed person's actions and motivations contrasting with Qi Dian's initial display of righteousness.
• The theme of appearances being deceiving is shown through Yue Wen's disguise and the black-clothed person's underestimation of his opponents.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and the black-clothed person: Yue Wen's disguise allows him to get close to the black-clothed person, setting up a potential confrontation.
• Qi Dian and the black-clothed person: Their brief interaction highlights the difference in their abilities and the black-clothed person's sinister intentions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The black-clothed person dies peacefully, but struggles when attacked by Yue Wen.
• Yue Wen kills the black-clothed person with a single strike, revealing him to be an evil cultivator.
• Yue Wen searches the corpse and finds cash, a black gold half-skull, and a phone.
• He also finds a purple-gold silk cloth with a strange emblem hidden in Zhang Wei's wig, which he recognizes from his past.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen demonstrates his strength and willingness to take risks, killing the evil cultivator despite not being hired for that purpose.
• Qi Dian is surprised by Yue Wen's capabilities and willingness to help, leading to a newfound respect for him.

Significant Themes

• The power of cultivation and the dangers of evil cultivators.
• The value of life and the willingness to risk one's own for others.
• The importance of hidden treasures and the lengths people will go to obtain them.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Qi Dian's interaction reveals Yue Wen's strength and Qi Dian's respect for him.
• Yue Wen's interaction with the black-clothed person's corpse shows his calm and calculated approach to dealing with evil cultivators.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen saves Qi Dian from an evil cultivator.
• Qi Dian offers to repay Yue Wen, who asks for the Visualization Diagrams of his sect's Supernatural Powers.
• Yue Wen learns the Thunderclap Art and Flash Art in 20 minutes.
• Yue Wen organizes his gains from the day, including a half Black Gold Skull and a piece of purple cloth with an emblem.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen: Shows his righteous nature by saving Qi Dian, demonstrates his cultivation prowess, and displays his resourcefulness in learning Supernatural Powers.
• Qi Dian: Initially prejudiced against rogue cultivators, he apologizes to Yue Wen after learning of his strength and offers repayment.

Significant Themes

• The value of cultivation resources and the cost of learning Supernatural Powers.
• The prejudice against rogue cultivators and the respect for those with strength.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Qi Dian: They exchange contact information and Visualization Diagrams, showing a growing camaraderie.
• Yue Wen and his parents: Yue Wen remembers his parents' final words and the mysterious black card they left behind.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen learns about his parents' research on the previous Spiritual Energy era and their disappearance.
• He discovers that the black card is connected to the Immortal Treasure Forbidden Land of the Hundred Thousand Mountains and his parents' disappearance.
• Yue Wen visits the Big Dragon to inquire about the purple cloth and the black card.
• The Big Dragon reveals that the purple cloth is a demonic communication tool and agrees to sell Yue Wen a cultivation technique on installment, charging interest.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen's determination to become stronger and find his parents grows.
• The Big Dragon shows a more refined side when offering Yue Wen a deal.

Significant Themes

• The importance of family and the lengths one would go to protect or find them.
• The power of cultivation and the pursuit of strength.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen interacts with the Big Dragon, seeking information and making a deal.
• Yue Wen reflects on his parents' legacy and his own journey.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qi Dian, a disciple of Linjiang Gate, reflects on his near-death experience and his defeat by Yue Wen, a rogue cultivator.
• He struggles with self-doubt but eventually regains his confidence, deciding to work harder and represent Jiang City at the Youth Cultivator Convention.
• Yue Wen, unaware of Qi Dian's turmoil, practices his new techniques and plans for his cultivation and business.

Character Developments

• Qi Dian: Struggles with self-doubt after his defeat but ultimately regains his confidence and determination to improve.
• Yue Wen: Shows kindness and gratitude towards Qi Dian, further cementing his positive image.

Significant Themes

• Self-Doubt and Confidence: Qi Dian's journey explores the theme of self-doubt and how one can overcome it to regain confidence.
• Cultivation and Growth: Both characters are focused on improving their cultivation skills, reflecting the theme of continuous growth and self-improvement.

Character Interactions

• Qi Dian and Yue Wen: Despite their different cultivation paths, they show mutual respect and gratitude towards each other, fostering a positive relationship.
• Qi Dian and His Master: Qi Dian's master is mentioned as a source of guidance and reassurance, influencing Qi Dian's determination to improve.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhao Xing'er, a new assistant at Yue's Cultivation Firm, is tasked with distributing flyers to promote the business.
• She encounters a rude customer, a red-haired man, who tries to flirt with her and is subsequently destroyed by her punch.
• A middle-aged man, a potential client, arrives at the Firm seeking help to find his missing son. He suspects his former boss is involved.

Character Developments

• Zhao Xing'er: She shows a gentle and quiet demeanor but possesses immense strength, as demonstrated by her destruction of the red-haired man's car. She also displays empathy and understanding towards the client's plight.
• Yue Wen: He appears more concerned with growing the business and seems willing to take on cases at low cost, indicating a chivalrous spirit.

Significant Themes

• Business vs. Chivalry: Yue Wen's focus on increasing the Firm's visibility and taking on cases at low cost suggests a tension between business growth and helping those in need.
• Strength vs. Gentleness: Zhao Xing'er's gentle demeanor belies her immense strength, challenging the expectation that physical strength is the only indicator of power.

Character Interactions

• Zhao Xing'er and Yue Wen: They work together to assist the client, with Zhao Xing'er showing empathy and Yue Wen demonstrating a willingness to help despite the low fee.
• Zhao Xing'er and the Red-Haired Man: Their interaction highlights Zhao Xing'er's strength and lack of tolerance for rude behavior.
• The Client and Yue Wen/Zhao Xing'er: The client's desperation to find his son leads him to seek help from the Firm, and he finds empathy and understanding from both Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen accepts a commission from Guo Yang, a factory technician whose son has gone missing.
• Yue Wen visits Treasure Forest, the largest Immortal Item Shop in City Seven, to appraise a half black-gold skull.
• The appraiser, Ting Bo, identifies the skull as a token made of Blackwater Dragon-Patterned Gold, worth around 100,000 yuan or 1,000 Talisman Coins outside.
• Yue Wen inquires about 'Purple Jade Branch', a material he needs, but it's not in stock. He's offered alternatives.
• Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er set off to meet Guo Yang and his boss.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen demonstrates his concern for his clients' well-being and willingness to help, even when the case might involve evil cultivators.
• Guo Yang is shown to be desperate and haggard due to his son's disappearance and his own injury.
• Mr. Chen, the boss, is portrayed as ruthless and willing to use underworld connections to resolve issues.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between good and evil, as represented by Yue Wen's willingness to help Guo Yang and his potential involvement with Flame Ghost Hall.
• The value of items and currency in the cultivation world, with Talisman Coins being a high-end form of currency.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Guo Yang: Yue Wen shows empathy and willingness to help Guo Yang, while Guo Yang is grateful and hopeful for Yue Wen's assistance.
• Yue Wen and Ting Bo: Yue Wen is impatient with Ting Bo's slow appraisal, while Ting Bo is professional and cautious.
• Mr. Chen and the Tiger Head Gang members: Mr. Chen is friendly and respectful towards the gang members, while they are cold and dismissive.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Guo Yang, a one-armed man, leads Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er to his former factory to rescue his son and confront his former boss, Manager Chen.
• Manager Chen is protected by two burly men from the Tiger Head Gang.
• Zhao Xing'er, enraged by Manager Chen's attitude, attacks and kills him with a series of powerful punches.
• Yue Wen intervenes to stop Zhao Xing'er from causing further destruction.

Character Developments

• Guo Yang: Guo Yang is desperate to rescue his son and seeks help from Yue Wen's agency. He shows remorse for his past actions and is willing to endure anything to save his son.
• Zhao Xing'er: Zhao Xing'er demonstrates exceptional physical strength and combat skills, revealing a hidden power within her. Her actions are driven by empathy for Guo Yang's situation and anger towards Manager Chen's injustices.
• Yue Wen: Yue Wen shows concern for Guo Yang's situation and tries to maintain control over the situation, both by stopping Zhao Xing'er's rampage and ensuring Guo Yang doesn't do anything irreparable.

Significant Themes

• Justice vs. Injustice: The chapter highlights the struggle between justice (represented by Guo Yang and Zhao Xing'er) and injustice (represented by Manager Chen and the Tiger Head Gang).
• Power Dynamics: The power dynamics between the factory workers, the boss, and the gangsters are explored, revealing the vulnerabilities and desperation of those at the bottom.
• Desperation: Guo Yang's desperation to save his son drives the plot and reveals the lengths a person might go to protect their loved ones.

Character Interactions

• Guo Yang and Yue Wen: Guo Yang seeks Yue Wen's help, and Yue Wen tries to maintain control over the situation, showing concern for Guo Yang's well-being.
• Zhao Xing'er and Yue Wen: Zhao Xing'er's actions are initially unchecked, but Yue Wen intervenes to stop her from causing further destruction.
• Guo Yang and Zhao Xing'er: Guo Yang is initially shocked by Zhao Xing'er's strength but becomes desperate to stop her from causing further damage, fearing legal repercussions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zhao Xing'er, enraged, attacks Yue Wen, who blocks her punch, causing a powerful explosion.
• Yue Wen learns about Zhao Xing'er's unique constitution and the source of her power.
• They capture a member of the Tiger Head Gang and force him to lead them to the gang's headquarters.
• Yue Wen tricks the leader of the Tiger Head Gang into opening the basement door by pretending to be a delivery person.

Character Developments

• Zhao Xing'er: Reveals her unique constitution, the Innate Martial Saint Body, which transforms her anger into a powerful red light. She struggles with controlling her rage and distinguishing friend from foe.
• Yue Wen: Demonstrates quick thinking and combat skills by blocking Zhao Xing'er's punch and later tricking the Tiger Head Gang's leader.

Significant Themes

• Control vs. Chaos: Zhao Xing'er's struggle to control her rage and Yue Wen's ability to maintain calm and strategic thinking in chaotic situations.
• Trust and Betrayal: The strongman's betrayal of the Tiger Head Gang and the potential consequences he fears.

Character Interactions

• Zhao Xing'er and Yue Wen: Their interaction reveals Zhao Xing'er's unique abilities and her struggle with controlling her anger. Yue Wen shows concern and understanding towards her.
• Yue Wen and the Strongman: The strongman, fearing for his life, cooperates with Yue Wen, providing information about the Tiger Head Gang's headquarters and even leading them there. Yue Wen uses the strongman's knowledge to gain an advantage.
• Yue Wen and the Tiger Head Gang's Leader: Yue Wen's quick thinking and deception lead to the Tiger Head Gang's leader revealing himself, giving Yue Wen an opportunity to confront him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen, Zhao Xing'er, and a gang member, Old Six, arrive at the Tiger Head Gang headquarters to find the boss, Brother Hu, in a rage.
• Brother Hu is punched by Zhao Xing'er and falls into the basement.
• In the basement, they discover it's a demon's den with five powerful Tiger Demons playing cards.
• Brother Hu wakes up and is struck by a Tiger Demon, becoming a human projectile.
• The Tiger Demons attack Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er, with Yue Wen facing three demons and Zhao Xing'er charging forward with a Three-Pointed Double-Edged Halberd.

Character Developments

• Zhao Xing'er: Shows her strength and courage by punching Brother Hu and later charging at the Tiger Demons with a powerful weapon.
• Brother Hu: Reveals his cowardice and connection to the Tiger Demons, trying to claim Zhao Xing'er as his and getting struck by a Tiger Demon.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The Tiger Head Gang is revealed to be controlled by the Tiger Demons, highlighting the theme of power and manipulation.
• Courage vs. Cowardice: Zhao Xing'er's bravery is contrasted with Brother Hu's cowardice and willingness to exploit others.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er: They work together to face the Tiger Demons, with Yue Wen trying to protect Zhao Xing'er but also expressing surprise at her weapon choice.
• Brother Hu and the Tiger Demons: Brother Hu tries to claim Zhao Xing'er for himself, showing his connection to the Tiger Demons and their disregard for him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er face off against five Tiger Demons in an underground room.
• Zhao Xing'er uses her Three-Pointed Double-Edged Halberd to hold off two tigers, while Yue Wen uses his Sword Control Art and Flash Art to eliminate two tigers.
• Suit Tiger, the strongest among the Tiger Demons, uses his Thunder Tiger Shocks Heaven Fist to send Zhao Xing'er crashing into the wall.
• Yue Wen uses his Flash Art to temporarily blind the remaining three tigers and kills two more, enraging them further.
• Zhao Xing'er, blinded by Yue Wen's Flash Art, mistakes Yue Wen for the one who blinded her and prepares to attack.

Character Developments

• Yue Wen demonstrates his strategic thinking and quick decision-making, using his Flash Art to surprise and eliminate two tigers.
• Zhao Xing'er's Martial Spirit Red Light becomes uncontrollable due to her anger and temporary blindness.

Significant Themes

• The power of surprise and strategy in combat.
• The danger of misperception and misdirected anger.

Character Interactions

• Yue Wen and Zhao Xing'er work together to fight against the Tiger Demons, with Zhao Xing'er acting as a frontline warrior and Yue Wen as a ranged attacker.
• Yue Wen blinds the remaining tigers and Zhao Xing'er, leading to a potential conflict between them.