Ch. 101Do You Think We’re Just Letting the Grass Grow Here?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Ji Ruo receives 14 Life-Giving Fruits from the Mountain God Wood, which can regrow flesh and bone.
- Ji Ruo learns that the Mountain God Wood can grow these fruits in abundance with enough Life Essence.
- Ji Ruo decides to anonymously email all Great Xia departments about the Life-Giving Fruits, but his email goes unnoticed due to the overwhelming volume of messages.
- Gu Xingzhou, the Director of the Education Bureau, leaves Cloud City, determined to fight Demon Monsters at the border.
Character Developments
- Ji Ruo: Becomes more determined to help those in need, especially the injured Martial Exam candidates and Patrol Examiners. He's willing to go to great lengths, even sending anonymous emails to government departments.
- Gu Xingzhou: Decides to leave Cloud City and fight Demon Monsters at the border, showing his dedication to protecting Great Xia.
Significant Themes
- Sacrifice for the Greater Good: Both Ji Ruo and Gu Xingzhou are willing to make personal sacrifices to help others and protect Great Xia.
- Communication and Action: Ji Ruo tries to communicate the importance of the Life-Giving Fruits to the authorities, but his efforts are initially unsuccessful, highlighting the challenges of getting a message across.
Character Interactions
- Ji Ruo interacts with the Mountain God Wood, learning about the abundance of Life-Giving Fruits and deciding to inform the authorities.
- Ji Ruo's relationship with Rosie, the cat, grows stronger as they spend more time together.
- Gu Xingzhou's departure from Cloud City is not explicitly linked to any other character, but his decision is influenced by his desire to protect Great Xia and its people.