Ch. 181The Ultimate Destination of the Universe Is a Government Job
Chapter 180: The Ultimate Destination of the Universe Is a Civil-Service Job
- The tournament reaches its first real match for Ye Lin’s team. After their first opponents forfeit and they receive a bye, Shrek Academy’s second team is drawn against the seeded Star Luo Royal Academy.
- Dai Mubai and Zhu Zhuqing reveal what is at stake. They and their older siblings are heirs-in-waiting from powerful Star Luo families, whose tradition pits competing descendants against one another. The tournament is their one remaining chance to defeat their siblings before age twenty-five. Losing could mean being eliminated—and possibly killed—by their families.
- The team learns the truth and rallies around them. Zhu Zhuqing thanks Ye Lin and the others, while she and Dai Mubai say they want to win fairly. Ning Rongrong condemns the brutal inheritance rules. Xiao Wu wonders whether power is really so important; Ye Lin privately jokes that “the ultimate destination of the universe is a civil-service job.”
- The rival siblings arrive. Dai Mubai faces his older brother, Dai Weisi, and Zhu Zhuqing faces her older sister, Zhu Zhuyun. The two seniors dismiss them and threaten to stop them there. Dai Mubai and Zhu Zhuqing respond with contempt, calling them “retards,” and refuse to be intimidated.
- The match begins with a shock. As both teams summon their martial souls, Ye Lin’s final black spirit ring appears. The Star Luo team realizes she is a Soul King, and the chapter ends on their stunned reaction.
Character developments and interactions: Dai Mubai and Zhu Zhuqing show how personally and dangerously important the match is, while their teammates learn of their predicament and offer support. The siblings’ exchange establishes the hostility between the two pairs: Dai Weisi and Zhu Zhuyun are confident and threatening, whereas Dai Mubai and Zhu Zhuqing display defiance and confidence. Ye Lin’s concealed strength immediately shifts the balance.
Significant themes: Ruthless family succession, survival disguised as competition, loyalty and support among teammates, and the gap between opponents’ assumptions and the team’s true ability.