Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing plans to ask devils about Old Yao's disappearance during a magic spell class.
• Lucifer reveals Old Yao's disappearance and possible location in the Silent Forest.
• Samael shares news about tribes disappearing in the Silent Forest.
• Zheng Qing's blood and hair samples are anonymously submitted by Mammon, Beelzebub, and Asmodeus.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows curiosity and suspicion about Old Yao's disappearance.
• Lucifer reveals information about Old Yao, then regrets its recklessness.
• Mammon, Beelzebub, and Asmodeus submit Zheng Qing's biological samples, hinting at their true identities.

Significant Themes

• Curiosity and its consequences (Lucifer's reckless information sharing).
• Identity and deception (the devils' true identities and their relation to Zheng Qing).
• Information gathering and its value (Zheng Qing's attempt to learn about Old Yao, and the devils' sharing of information about the Silent Forest).

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with the devils, seeking information about Old Yao.
• Lucifer and Samael share information about Old Yao and the Silent Forest.
• Mammon, Beelzebub, and Asmodeus submit Zheng Qing's biological samples, hinting at their true identities and relationships with him.
• The devils speculate about the identity of the one who submitted Zheng Qing's samples.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing reflects on his past conflicts and grudges, distinguishing between 'public' and 'private' ones.
• Xiao Xiao and the Fat Wizard discuss the possibility of Andrew Taylor being one of the seven Devils.
• Zheng Qing plans to use the blood in the Amber to draw a Talisman for the Trident Sword, offsetting his losses.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows introspection and strategic thinking in managing his relationships and grudges.
• Xiao Xiao demonstrates analytical skills and memory of past events.
• The Fat Wizard shows interest in Zheng Qing's activities and asks for favors.

Significant Themes

• Grudges and relationships: Zheng Qing's categorization of grudges and his roommates' discussions highlight the complexities of relationships in the Wizarding World.
• Trust and deception: Zheng Qing's secret involvement with the Seven Deadly Sins and his plans to deceive the Trident Sword emphasize themes of trust and deception.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Xiao Xiao: They engage in a conversation about Zheng Qing's grudges and Xiao Xiao reminds Zheng Qing of a past incident with Andrew Taylor.
• Zheng Qing and the Fat Wizard: The Fat Wizard asks Zheng Qing to take photos and write an article about the Shanglin Garden Spring Hunt and inquires about the Amber's blood.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu travel to Shanglin Garden on a dragon, 'Big Mao', for the Spring Hunt.
• 'Big Mao' is a Zhongshan Shaggy Dragon, a rare and unique species exclusive to the Jiang family.
• The journey is longer than expected due to the use of 'Big Mao' instead of the 'Grandfather Clock' system.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows curiosity and appreciation for the unique dragon species and its comfort during flight.
• Jiang Yu demonstrates her knowledge about the dragon and its species, showing her connection to her family's heritage.

Significant Themes

• Family Heritage and Tradition: The Jiang family's unique dragon species and the tradition of riding dragons to the Spring Hunt highlight the importance of family heritage and traditions in the wizarding world.
• Power and Status: The qualification to participate in the Spring Hunt based on family strength and the use of dragons as a measure of status emphasize the power dynamics within wizarding families.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu interact playfully, with Zheng Qing teasing Jiang Yu about her nervousness and Jiang Yu questioning Zheng Qing about his distraction during a practical class.
• Zheng Qing shows care and consideration for Jiang Yu's feelings, comforting her when she's nervous.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing suspects he's been cursed, leading to a series of accidents.
• Jiang Yu halts the Shaggy Dragon to discuss the situation.
• Zheng Qing convinces Jiang Yu to continue to the Spring Hunt, arguing that they've faced greater dangers together.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Shows cunning and adaptability in handling Jiang Yu's concerns, displaying a more manipulative side.
• Jiang Yu: Demonstrates care and concern for Zheng Qing's safety, showing a protective side.

Significant Themes

• Trust and manipulation: Zheng Qing uses half-truths to sway Jiang Yu, raising questions about his intentions.
• Facing fears: Both characters acknowledge their fears but decide to confront them together.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu: Their dynamic shifts as Zheng Qing becomes more secretive, while Jiang Yu shows more protective instincts.
• Zheng Qing and the Shaggy Dragon: The Dragon Beast shows curiosity and obedience to both Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu's commands.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Four Hunts (Spring Search, Summer Seedling, Autumn Hunt, Winter Hunt) are seasonal hunting events for wizards.
• The Spring Hunt, now called the Shanglin Garden Spring Hunt, is a social event for young wizards to interact and for elders to conduct transactions.
• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu participate in the Shanglin Garden Spring Hunt, arriving at Falling Dragon Rock, where the hunt takes place.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: He shows nuanced emotions upon learning about the true nature of the Spring Hunt, indicating his growing understanding and maturity.
• Jiang Yu: She demonstrates her knowledge of the hunt's history and its social significance, showing her wisdom beyond her years.

Significant Themes

• Tradition and Change: The Four Hunts have evolved from formal hunting activities to social events, reflecting the passage of time and the influence of society.
• Social Hierarchy: The different hunts cater to different social classes within the wizarding world, highlighting the existence of a hierarchy.
• Caution and Adaptability: The hunt's true nature serves as a metaphor for life, warning of potential dangers and the need for adaptability.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu: They maintain a low profile at the hunt, interacting with each other and sharing their thoughts and observations. Their arm-in-arm walk and Zheng Qing's protective behavior towards Jiang Yu hint at a growing bond between them.
• Zheng Qing and the Witch: Although not explicitly stated, the witch's guidance and Zheng Qing's responses suggest a mentor-mentee relationship, with the witch teaching Zheng Qing about the hunt's true nature and its social implications.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Multiple dragons, each carrying a family crest, descend onto 'Dragonfall Rocks', signifying the arrival of powerful wizarding families for the Spring Hunt.
• The Blair Family's three-headed fire dragon makes a grand entrance, causing a commotion.
• More dragons and other means of transportation (like giant bats, ships, and cranes) arrive, indicating diverse family preferences.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing feels out of place and nostalgic for his university days, highlighting his inexperience in high society.
• Jiang Yu demonstrates her knowledge of family crests and means of transportation, showing her familiarity with wizarding families.
• A young male wizard in a clean black robe expresses envy of those who own dragons, revealing his ambition.

Significant Themes

• The display of power and status by wizarding families through their choice of transportation.
• The anticipation and tension building up to the Spring Hunt.
• The influence of tabloid reporters and media on the participants' behavior.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu discuss the arriving dragons and families, with Jiang Yu providing information and guidance.
• A young male wizard and a female fox girl discuss transportation methods, with the male expressing his aspirations.
• Zheng Qing encounters a sprite and orders an iced hot chocolate, indicating his nervousness.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The annual Shanglin Garden Spring Hunt is announced, aiming to strengthen understanding among young wizards and deepen their reverence for life.
• The speech highlights the hunt's ancient origins and past influential participants.
• The speaker emphasizes the need to accept new members and organizations to maintain the hunt's status and adapt to changing demands.
• The speech contains metaphors about the "iron curtain" and the "sound of bones shattering," hinting at potential challenges or changes.
• The speech concludes with a call for unity and anticipation for the future.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing, initially bored, becomes engaged and thoughtful after hearing the speech, connecting its implications to recent events.
• Jiang Yu, Zheng Qing's companion, shows familiarity with the attendees and the hunt's dynamics.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and change in the face of new influences and challenges.
• The importance of unity and acceptance among diverse magical beings.
• The preservation of traditions while embracing progress.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu discuss their thoughts on the speech and the hunt's implications.
• Jiang Yu greets and acknowledges several attendees, showing her familiarity with the event and its participants.
• Zheng Qing declines to remove his hood, suggesting a desire for anonymity or privacy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Spring Hunt at Shanglin Garden is a civilized, practical assessment where young wizards draw tasks from bamboo slips and perform them in front of archwizard judges.
• The competition consists of three rounds: a practical assessment, a 'Three Classes' task involving dividing spoils, and a challenge round.
• The event is held at Crescent Lake, with a prominent stone mountain, Lishan, on the opposite bank.

Character Developments

• Jiang Yu, a skilled and confident witch, expresses annoyance at the Spring Hunt's 'childish' nature.
• Zheng Qing, a male wizard, worries about his ability to perform the 'Three Classes' task and has a brief, ominous thought about Lishan Mountain.

Significant Themes

• The civilized nature of the Spring Hunt contrasts with traditional hunts, highlighting the importance of practical skills and assessment in wizard society.
• The 'Three Classes' task reflects the importance of sacrifice, sharing, and resource management in wizarding culture.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Yu and Zheng Qing arrive at Crescent Lake together, with Jiang Yu providing information about Lishan Mountain and its creatures.
• Jiang Yu avoids a group of witches she knows, including a pink-robed witch who tries to greet her.
• Male wizards show interest in Jiang Yu and her companions, but they remain focused on the upcoming Spring Hunt.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wizards on Lishan Mountain observe and discuss the future of young wizards at Crescent Lake, including their potential roles in the Alliance.
• They discuss various children's backgrounds, families, and potential futures, with a significant focus on Zheng Qing.
• Zheng Qing is revealed to have participated in operations against Dark Wizard Wotrey and the Black Prison battles, earning him respect and attention.
• Zheng Qing is seen holding hands with a witch from the Jiang family, causing surprise and tension among the observing wizards.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Emerges as a promising young wizard with a mysterious background, earning respect for his achievements and causing intrigue due to his association with the Jiang family witch.
• Various young wizards: Discussed for their potential roles in the Alliance, showcasing their families' influence and their own talents.

Significant Themes

• The weight of family influence and expectations on young wizards.
• The importance of individual achievements and contributions in shaping one's future.
• The tension and intrigue surrounding Zheng Qing's background and association with the Jiang family.

Character Interactions

• The wizards on Lishan Mountain discuss and evaluate the young wizards at Crescent Lake, revealing their backgrounds and potential futures.
• Zheng Qing is seen interacting with a witch from the Jiang family, causing surprise and tension among the observing wizards.
• The tension between the Zhongshan Jiang Clan and the Qingqiu Su Family is hinted at, with Zheng Qing's association with the Jiang family witch potentially exacerbating it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The first round of the Spring Hunt begins with a chime, revealing a rift in the clouds and a beam of rainbow light that lifts Alexander Hess, a 22-year-old student from Alpha Academy, to the spell-casting stage.
• Alexander is given a task to use Transfiguration to brew a potion for treating scabies. He successfully completes the task by transforming ingredients into creatures, using the principle of 'Five Poisons Counteraction' for refining, and collects the toad's saliva as the final potion.
• He scores 73 points, passing the first round.

Character Developments

• Alexander Hess demonstrates his composure and skill in Transfiguration, showing his understanding of different magical categories and their integration.
• Zheng Qing, a young wizard, learns from Alexander's performance, realizing the potential of integrating different magical categories, and becomes more interested in the Spring Hunt.

Significant Themes

• Integration of different magical categories.
• The advantage of comprehensive magical knowledge and flexible thinking in aristocratic families.
• The contrast between the rigid approach of impoverished students and the flexible thinking of aristocratic students.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with Jiang Yu, a witch, who explains Alexander's potion-brewing process to him, broadening his understanding of magic.
• Zheng Qing applauds Alexander's performance, feeling inspired, but later feels awkward due to the lack of widespread approval from the onlookers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Young hunters from major wizard families showcase their magical skills at Lishan Mountain, using divination and magic circles alongside incantations.
• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu attend the event, finding it boring and pretentious.
• Zheng Qing has an epiphany about integrating talismans and Transformation Incantations, using a Silence Bird as an example.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Realizes the potential of combining talismans and Transformation Incantations, demonstrating his creativity and eagerness to learn.
• Jiang Yu: Shows interest in Zheng Qing's idea, displaying her intelligence and support for his growth.

Significant Themes

• Innovation in magic: Zheng Qing's idea of combining talismans and Transformation Incantations highlights the theme of innovation and thinking outside the box.
• Competition and growth: The young hunters' performances emphasize the competitive nature of the magical world and the importance of continuous learning and improvement.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu: They interact casually, sharing ideas and supporting each other's growth, showing a close and collaborative relationship.
• Other characters: The young hunters, judges, and fox women are mentioned but do not significantly interact with Zheng Qing or Jiang Yu in this chapter.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Yu stands on the Law Demonstration Stage at the Shanglin Garden Spring Hunt.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu, a prominent fox clan witch from the Tushan Clan, challenges Jiang Yu.
• The challenge is witnessed by various influential figures, including Charles O'Brien, the Wizard Alliance spokesperson, and judges from Danhaag.

Character Developments

• Tu Shan Chu Jiu is introduced as a confident and skilled witch, with a score of 91 points on the Law Demonstration Stage.
• Jiang Yu remains calm and composed in the face of the challenge.

Significant Themes

• Reputation and Status: Tu Shan Chu Jiu's challenge is seen as a way to indirectly challenge Councilwoman Su's reputation, reflecting the importance of status and honor in the Wizarding World.
• Freedom and Justice: The Spring Hunt's high degree of freedom allows for unexpected challenges and actions.

Character Interactions

• Tu Shan Chu Jiu challenges Jiang Yu, with the challenge being witnessed by various influential figures.
• The Su Clan witch and her companion discuss the challenge, revealing their disdain for the Tushan Clan's behavior and their own clan's strength.
• The Wizard Alliance spokesperson and Danhaag judges discuss the implications of the challenge, highlighting the complex political dynamics at play.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Yu accepts Tu Shan Chu Jiu's challenge on the performance stage at Lishan Mountain.
• Both witches cast powerful spells: Jiang Yu summons three Shaggy Dragons, while Tu Shan Chu Jiu creates falling peach blossoms.
• Jiang Yu skillfully integrates spells to bind Tu Shan Chu Jiu with vines.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu counters with a powerful fire spell, binding Jiang Yu within a magic circle.

Character Developments

• Jiang Yu demonstrates her composure and powerful spellcasting skills, using ancient hand seals and integrating spells.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu shows her cunning and resilience, countering Jiang Yu's spell with a surprise attack.
• Zheng Qing shows concern for Jiang Yu's safety and intervenes using his rainbow light ability.

Significant Themes

• The clash of ancient and modern magic, with Jiang Yu using traditional hand seals and Tu Shan Chu Jiu employing a powerful, modern spell.
• The power of integration and adaptation, as seen in Jiang Yu's combination of spells.
• The resilience and cunning of opponents, as demonstrated by both witches.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Yu and Tu Shan Chu Jiu engage in a intense and skillful magical duel.
• Zheng Qing intervenes to protect Jiang Yu, showing his concern and support for her.
• The little green snake under Zheng Qing's control aids him in reaching the stage quickly.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A young male wizard in red robes (Zheng Qing) interrupts the performance stage during the Spring Hunt, steadying the Young Lady of the Jiang Family.
• His appearance causes a stir among the elders, guests, and young wizards, drawing attention from important figures outside the clouds.
• The young wizards discuss and speculate about Zheng Qing's identity and intentions.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Reveals himself as a married man, supporting the Young Lady of the Jiang Family, which is seen as unusual and unexpected.
• The Jiang Family Elders: Relax after Zheng Qing's intervention, showing they had been tense and expecting some responsibility from him.

Significant Themes

• The unexpected and its consequences: Zheng Qing's appearance disrupts the planned events and causes a stir.
• The power dynamics and alliances between families: The reactions of different families and their representatives highlight the political landscape of the Alliance.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and the Young Lady of the Jiang Family: Zheng Qing's support for her is seen as a surprising move, given his marital status and the context of the Spring Hunt.
• The young wizards: They discuss and speculate about Zheng Qing's identity and intentions, showing their awareness of the political undercurrents at play.
• The Jiang Family Elders and Zheng Qing: Their relaxed demeanor after Zheng Qing's intervention suggests a connection or expectation between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu interrupt Tu Shan Chu Jiu's performance on the Lishan Mountain stage.
• Jiang Yu concedes her challenge and announces Zheng Qing will challenge Senior Tu Shan instead.
• Zheng Qing and Tu Shan Chu Jiu prepare for their challenge, with Tu Shan suggesting Zheng Qing complete his first round of performance.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates increased confidence and preparedness, using various spells to defend against Tu Shan Chu Jiu's potential tricks.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu shows cunning and adaptability, attempting to unsettle Zheng Qing while maintaining a friendly demeanor.

Significant Themes

• The importance of rules and etiquette in the world of Wizards, and the consequences of breaking them.
• The role of luck and coincidence in one's journey, and Zheng Qing's awareness of their influence.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu: Jiang Yu supports Zheng Qing, allowing him to challenge Senior Tu Shan instead of her.
• Zheng Qing and Tu Shan Chu Jiu: Tu Shan Chu Jiu attempts to unsettle Zheng Qing with her words and actions, while Zheng Qing remains cautious and prepared.
• The Azure Bird and the Wizards: The Azure Bird acts as a referee, ensuring the challenges follow the rules, while the Wizards observe and react to the events on stage.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing's performance, "Silence Bird," receives high praise and scores, except for a zero from a Qingqiu Su Family judge.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu, Zheng Qing's opponent, reveals she also received low scores from the same judge.
• Zheng Qing begins his challenge against Tu Shan Chu Jiu, initially retreating and using a Transformation Talisman to defend against her fireball.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his calm under pressure and strategic thinking by retreating and using a Transformation Talisman.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu shows pride in her abilities and enjoys her dominant position.

Significant Themes

• The importance of fairness and impartiality in judgment, as seen in the reaction to the Qingqiu judge's zero score.
• Pride and self-confidence in one's abilities, exhibited by both Zheng Qing and Tu Shan Chu Jiu.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Tu Shan Chu Jiu exchange words before the challenge, with Tu Shan Chu Jiu taunting Zheng Qing about his retreat.
• Jiang Yu, Zhao Qiao, Zhan Yuchen, Deng Xiaojian, and Zhang Shuzhi discuss Zheng Qing's strategy and mindset during the challenge.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing's casting speed is praised by old wizards on Lishan Mountain.
• Zheng Qing uses a new technique to fuse talismans instantly, impressing the audience.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu challenges Zheng Qing, using a Fire Rain Spell with Peach Blossom Incantation fragments.
• Zheng Qing uses a swarm of Silence Birds to counter Tu Shan Chu Jiu's fire rain without using his spellbook or incantations.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates remarkable talent and adaptability, mastering a new technique quickly and finding an innovative way to counter Tu Shan Chu Jiu's spell.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu shows her prowess and strategic thinking, incorporating fragments of the 'Peach Blossom Incantation' into her Fire Rain Spell.
• Jiang Yu shows concern for Zheng Qing's safety and is impressed by his unexpected response to Tu Shan Chu Jiu's challenge.

Significant Themes

• Talent and adaptability: Zheng Qing's ability to quickly learn and apply new techniques.
• Strategic thinking: Tu Shan Chu Jiu's incorporation of the 'Peach Blossom Incantation' into her Fire Rain Spell.
• Innovation: Zheng Qing's use of a swarm of Silence Birds to counter Tu Shan Chu Jiu's fire rain without conventional spellcasting.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Tu Shan Chu Jiu: They engage in a magical duel, showcasing their skills and strategies.
• Zheng Qing and Jiang Yu: Jiang Yu watches Zheng Qing's duel with concern and admiration.
• Old wizards on Lishan Mountain and the audience: They discuss and praise Zheng Qing's casting speed and technique.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Tu Shan Chu Jiu challenges Zheng Qing on the Performance Stage.
• Zheng Qing uses talismans to counter Tu Shan Chu Jiu's fireballs, causing a standoff.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu becomes angry and frustrated, leading her to use a powerful, combined spell.
• Zheng Qing uses a large number of talismans and a spell from his spellbook to counter Tu Shan Chu Jiu's attack.

Character Developments

• Tu Shan Chu Jiu: Becomes frustrated and angry due to Zheng Qing's repeated frustrations of her attacks, leading her to use a powerful, potentially dangerous spell.
• Zheng Qing: Shows resourcefulness and determination by using a large number of talismans and a spell from his spellbook to counter Tu Shan Chu Jiu's powerful attack.

Significant Themes

• The use of resources and wealth in magical combat.
• The frustration and anger that can arise from repeated failures in combat.
• The determination and resourcefulness required to counter powerful attacks.

Character Interactions

• Tu Shan Chu Jiu and Zheng Qing: Engage in a tense magical duel, with Tu Shan Chu Jiu growing increasingly frustrated and Zheng Qing showing determination and resourcefulness in countering her attacks.
• Zheng Qing and the audience: The audience watches Zheng Qing's use of talismans with surprise and admiration, while also discussing his background and capabilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, facing Tu Shan Chu Jiu's powerful magic, decides to close the distance and capture her to avoid a direct confrontation.
• He successfully grabs her tail, and she attempts to counterattack, but her magic is disrupted by Zheng Qing's actions.
• A judge intervenes, reminding them to end the match.
• Zheng Qing, realizing Tu Shan Chu Jiu won't surrender, decides to end the match forcefully and swings her around, causing a significant impact.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates adaptability and quick thinking, changing his strategy mid-battle. He also shows immense physical strength, exceeding his own expectations.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu, despite her powerful magic, is caught off guard by Zheng Qing's actions and struggles to regain control of the situation.

Significant Themes

• Adaptability and quick thinking in the face of unexpected situations.
• The importance of understanding one's own abilities and limits.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Tu Shan Chu Jiu's interaction is tense and competitive, with Zheng Qing using humor to try and unsettle his opponent.
• The judges and audience watch the match with varying levels of shock and amusement, with some even placing bets on the outcome.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing uses his Cloud-Climbing Talisman to toss Tu Shan Chu Jiu off the Performance Stage, winning their challenge match.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu is immediately taken back to Lishan Mountain by a beam of light after her defeat.
• The Azure Bird announces Zheng Qing's victory, but the crowd reacts with silence and mixed expressions.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his unconventional approach to wizardry, using a talisman to remove his opponent from the stage rather than directly attacking her.
• Tu Shan Chu Jiu, despite her initial shock and humiliation, is swiftly taken back to Lishan Mountain, suggesting she may not be severely injured or punished.
• The crowd's reaction to Zheng Qing's victory indicates their surprise and uncertainty about his methods.

Significant Themes

• The unconventional nature of Zheng Qing's wizardry, contrasting with traditional wizardly norms.
• The crowd's reaction highlights the theme of societal expectations and the consequences of defying them.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Tu Shan Chu Jiu have a silent standoff after her defeat, with Zheng Qing trying to get her to concede verbally.
• The judges and crowd react with silence and mixed expressions to Zheng Qing's victory, indicating their uncertainty about his methods.
• Zhang Shuzhi, Zhao Qiao, Deng Xiaojian, and Zhan Yuchen discuss Zheng Qing's victory, with Zhang Shuzhi and Deng Xiaojian expressing admiration, while Zhao Qiao is more critical.