Ch. 321Two Faiths Laid Before Us: Which Was Devout, and Which Was Filthy?
Plot Points & Events
- Juan, despite initial concerns, finds Phantom theater business booming due to Holy Light Church and Caster Association's support.
- The first Phantom's premiere is a massive success, but Juan notices potential issues with ticket scalpers and audience etiquette.
- Juan attends the premiere incognito to experience it as an ordinary audience member, observing the audience's reactions and potential problems.
Character Developments
- Juan grows more cautious and analytical about the Holy Light Church and Caster Association's motives.
- Juan's professionalism and dedication to understanding consumers' experiences are highlighted.
Significant Themes
- The struggle between tradition and innovation, as seen in the audience's reaction to the Phantom's realism and the zealots' disapproval of casual believers' expressions of faith.
- The power of marketing and public opinion, as demonstrated by the Holy Light Church's influence in promoting Phantoms.
Character Interactions
- Juan interacts with the audience, observing their reactions and intervening in a conflict between zealots and casual believers.
- Jia Xiu, Juan's junior brother, is mentioned to be getting close to the Caster Association, which worries Juan.
- Justina, the Radiant Knight, is briefly mentioned, expressing approval of both devout and casual expressions of faith.