Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Shijun, a Grand Wizard, is discussing her delayed proposal for World Ascension with her Legendary Ancestor, Su Meiniang.
• Su Shijun expresses her frustration and anger, which is calmed by a ring she wears.
• They debate the hastiness of recent World Ascensions and the potential risks involved.
• Su Meiniang reveals that the Universe is taking risks together, and everyone is seizing a once-in-ten-thousand-years opportunity.
• Su Shijun admits to hating 'ticket grabbing' but doesn't scold her husband for doing so.

Character Developments

• Su Shijun: Struggles with expressing her opinions to a Legendary being, shows anger and frustration, but maintains her composure.
• Su Meiniang: Displays a casual and somewhat manipulative attitude, trying to mold Su Shijun to her will.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The power imbalance between Legendary beings and Grand Wizards is evident, with Su Meiniang trying to influence Su Shijun.
• Risk vs Caution: The debate revolves around the risks of hasty World Ascensions versus the potential benefits of seizing a universal opportunity.
• Anger and Control: Su Shijun's anger is a significant emotion that she struggles to control, highlighting the theme of emotional regulation.

Character Interactions

• Su Shijun and Su Meiniang: Their interaction is tense, with Su Shijun showing frustration and disdain towards her Ancestor, while Su Meiniang tries to manipulate and teach her.
• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Calico Cat: They are aware of the conversation happening at Qingqiu Mansion, with the cat mocking Zheng Qing for eavesdropping.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, a Young Legendary, is eavesdropping on the Calico Cat, which can sense his presence.
• The Calico Cat defends its shameless behavior by stating, "I'm a Calico Cat too," invoking a high tolerance for their neurotic behavior among wizards.
• The cat shifts the conversation to Councilor Su's "bill" or rules, which Zheng Qing finds serious and unexpected.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows restraint and calm in the face of the cat's provocation, but his patience is tested.
• The Calico Cat demonstrates its ability to sense Zheng Qing's actions and its cleverness in manipulating the conversation.

Significant Themes

• Respect and Hierarchy: The cat's disregard for manners and Zheng Qing's struggle to maintain respect in their interactions.
• Power and Control: Zheng Qing's use of the Ketu Spear to assert dominance, and the cat's ability to evade and scatter to maintain control of the situation.
• Communication and Understanding: The cat's ability to shift the conversation and Zheng Qing's struggle to understand and adapt to the cat's behavior.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and the Calico Cat: Zheng Qing tries to maintain composure and respect in his interactions with the cat, while the cat provokes and manipulates Zheng Qing, testing his patience.
• The Calico Cat and Zheng Qing's Councilor Su: The cat brings up Councilor Su's "bill" or rules, suggesting a previous conversation or conflict between Zheng Qing and his mentor.

Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, the Shopkeeper of the Three-Have Bookstore, encounters a mysterious incident when a book titled "Universe Ascends Through Tribulation Response Exam" falls from a bookshelf.
• The bookstore, which serves as a "Dimension Gate," experiences no abnormal Magic Power leakage, making the incident unusual.
• Zheng Qing suspects a higher dimension force has infiltrated the store.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates caution and seriousness in handling the situation.
• The Yellow Calico Cat, despite its usual mischievous behavior, shows concern and cooperates with Zheng Qing.

Significant Themes

• The intersection of dimensions and the potential risks involved.
• The special nature of the books in the Three-Have Bookstore, which are materializations of concepts.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Calico Cat work together to investigate the incident, showing a temporary truce in their usual banter.
• Zheng Qing's interaction with the book reveals its unusual nature, hinting at potential challenges ahead.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing receives a blue book, the "Response Exam," from the Three-Have Bookstore, which initially has no text.
• The Yellow Calico Cat reveals that the book is about responding to tribulations during World Ascension, hinting at impending tribulations for the Xuanhuang Small World.
• The book suddenly manifests a page filled with text, suggesting it's from Zheng Qing's future self.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates caution and wisdom in handling the mysterious book, showing growth as a Legendary.
• The Yellow Calico Cat displays knowledge about the Three-Have Bookstore's peculiarities and the nature of the book Zheng Qing received.

Significant Themes

• Fate and Destiny: The book's appearance and the cat's hints suggest that Zheng Qing's actions are influenced by a predetermined fate, with the book serving as a tool to navigate impending tribulations.
• Karma and Cause-Effect: The book's nature as a "not-yet-written" text implies that actions taken now can influence future events, tying into the concept of Karma and cause-effect.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Calico Cat engage in a dialogue that reveals both characters' understanding of the situation and their respective roles. Zheng Qing is protective of the book's contents, while the cat is curious and somewhat dismissive of potential consequences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing writes a "Memorandum" instead of a diary, recording sudden thoughts and insights when his Spiritual Insight is stirred.
• He discusses the Great Fox's intention to submit a bill to limit Wizards from uplifting Small Worlds for advancement, and the potential gossip and slander surrounding this action.
• Zheng Qing reflects on the limitations of Legendary abilities in reading human hearts and the reasons behind certain regulations.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows introspection and wisdom, reflecting on his thoughts and experiences.
• The Great Fox is portrayed as acting in the public interest but potentially facing misunderstandings.
• Little Jade is depicted as managing children better than the Great Fox.

Significant Themes

• The limitations of knowledge and perception, even among powerful beings like Legendaries.
• The complexities of public interest and personal gain, and the potential misunderstandings that can arise.
• The nature of truth and reality, and the difference between inner voices and the human heart.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing's thoughts and reflections suggest a complex relationship with the Great Fox, likely a colleague or ally, and a possible rivalry or tension.
• Little Jade is mentioned as managing children better than the Great Fox, suggesting a different approach to leadership or nurturing.
• Zheng Qing's thoughts imply a sense of isolation or separation from other Legendaries, possibly due to his unique status as a "Side Door Legendary."

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing discovers the "Unwritten Book" can sense his intentions and moves with him from the Three-Have Bookstore to the Dean of the Edge's Office.
• In the bookstore, Zheng Qing tricks the Yellow Calico Cat by creating a fake Strategy Examination book.
• In the Dean's Office, Zheng Qing finds the book's contents are his daily musings, but then discovers a crucial passage about a monster from a higher dimension.
• Zheng Qing uses his magic power to observe the Xuanhuang Small World and sees seven legendary figures, including himself, surrounding it. He shares the passage from the book with them.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows cunning by tricking the Yellow Calico Cat and demonstrates his magical prowess by observing the Xuanhuang Small World.
• The Yellow Calico Cat is shown to be easily deceived by Zheng Qing's trick.

Significant Themes

• The theme of deception and trickery is prominent, with Zheng Qing outsmarting the Yellow Calico Cat and the book's contents initially deceiving Zheng Qing.
• The passage about the monster from a higher dimension hints at an impending threat, foreshadowing potential danger.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with the Yellow Calico Cat, deceiving it with a fake book.
• Zheng Qing shares his discovery with the other legendary figures, indicating a level of trust and cooperation among them.
• The Rat Immortal recognizes Zheng Qing's gaze across the void, showing awareness of each other's presence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter revolves around the issue of the Xuanhuang Small World's Promotion Ground having a High-Dimensional Gap, which shouldn't exist according to previous surveys.
• A sudden distortion in the Void occurs, causing a Law Gap and disrupting the Dimension Lines around the Xuanhuang Small World.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows concern and confusion about the sudden High-Dimensional Gap.
• Old Yao and Old Madam Zhongshan discuss the complexities of High-Dimensional interference and the uncertainty of future predictions.
• The Yellow Calico Cat becomes suspicious of Zheng Qing's predictions and confronts him.

Significant Themes

• The uncertainty of future predictions due to High-Dimensional interference.
• The responsibility of the Alliance in providing safe locations for Small World Promotions.
• The complexity of the Universe's structure and the existence of pores of varying sizes.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with Old Yao, Old Madam Zhongshan, and the Yellow Calico Cat, discussing the High-Dimensional Gap and the cat's suspicion of Zheng Qing's predictions.
• The Legendary beings present (including Zheng Qing) react to the sudden distortion in the Void, showing concern and surprise.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A breach in the Dimension Lines above the Xuanhuang Small World occurs, causing a collapse of vast proportions.
• High-Dimensional entities, unrecognizable in their original forms, fall through the breach and transform into understandable forms in the lower dimension.
• These transformed entities, neither fearing nor acknowledging the Legendary beings present, flee in all directions.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing, though a Legendary being, feels inexperienced and apprehensive about High-Dimensional phenomena.
• Professor Yao, the Dean of Jiu You Academy, demonstrates his knowledge and power by halting the collapse and explaining the High-Dimensional entities' behavior.

Significant Themes

• The interaction between High-Dimensional and lower-dimensional entities.
• The hierarchical suppression and power dynamics in the lower-dimensional world.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing seeks reassurance from Professor Yao about the situation.
• Professor Yao catches and examines one of the fleeing entities, transforming it into tobacco shreds for his pipe, demonstrating his power and nonchalance.
• The Rat Immortal and Zhongshan Old Madam, though present, have minimal dialogue, focusing on Professor Yao's actions and explanations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing uses a Binding Spell to capture escaping monsters from a dimensional rift.
• A colossal, octopus-like creature emerges from the rift, blocking it.
• The creature's body continues to squeeze through, with tentacles and eyes exploring the new environment.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows patience and restraint, waiting for the right moment to act.
• The Legendary Wizards remain calm and composed, revealing their experience and wisdom.

Significant Themes

• Patience and timing in battle.
• The vastness and strangeness of the multiverse.
• The transformation of high-dimensional matter into low-dimensional forms.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing seeks guidance from the older Legendary Wizards.
• Old Yao and Zhongshan Old Madam provide comfort and explanation to Zheng Qing.
• The Legendary Wizards work together, observing and waiting for the right moment to act.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing captures thousands of demon monsters, which, upon death, transform into valuable mineral ores.
• Zheng Qing realizes these ores can be used to fill the resource deficiencies for the Xuanhuang Small World's Ascension.
• The Big Octopus, a massive demon monster, enters the low-dimensional world, offering even more valuable resources.
• Legendaries discuss the potential use of High-Dimensional matter for the Xuanhuang Small World's Ascension.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his power and strategic thinking, seeing the potential benefits of the Calamity.
• The Old Madam of Zhongshan shows her support for Zheng Qing's plan, revealing her joy and approval.

Significant Themes

• Calamity as both an obstacle and an opportunity.
• The importance of resources for world advancement and personal growth.
• The dual nature of High-Dimensional matter, providing both danger and valuable materials.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing consults with other Legendaries about the use of High-Dimensional matter for the Xuanhuang Small World's Ascension.
• The Old Madam of Zhongshan expresses her support for Zheng Qing's plan, indicating her trust in him.

Key Plot Points

• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Calico Cat decipher the meaning of 'very tasty' in Zheng Qing's notes, realizing it refers to the Xuanhuang Small World consuming the Big Octopus.
• Zheng Qing expresses concern about the Big Octopus's tentacles, suggesting they might have ill intentions.
• In a later event, Zheng Qing discovers that the Big Octopus's remains in the Xuanhuang Small World are corrupting it from within, and Legendary powers are ineffective against this corruption.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows analytical skills in deciphering the note and displays concern for the Xuanhuang Small World's safety.
• The Yellow Calico Cat demonstrates intelligence and problem-solving skills in understanding the note's meaning.

Significant Themes

• The theme of understanding and interpretation is highlighted through the deciphering of the note.
• The theme of corruption and its insidious nature is introduced through the Big Octopus's remains.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and the Yellow Calico Cat work together to understand the note's meaning.
• Zheng Qing interacts with the other Legendary figures, discussing the Big Octopus's threat and the Xuanhuang Small World's promotion.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Yu observes a phenomenon where "stars" are blinking in the sky of the Xuanhuang Small World, which shouldn't be possible due to its low status.
• She tries to probe the nature of these "stars" with her Magic Power but finds them visible yet untouchable.
• Poseidon is playing Go with Maodou, who uses its peculiar shuttle ability to play remotely with Su Ya.
• Jiang Yu reprimands Maodou for its actions, and Poseidon quickly hides the Go board and pretends to work on talismans.

Character Developments

• Jiang Yu: Shows curiosity and concern about the unusual celestial phenomenon.
• Poseidon: Demonstrates strategic thinking and determination in her Go game, also showing a competitive spirit and a desire for companionship (with Su Ya and Maodou).
• Maodou: Displays loyalty and resourcefulness in helping Poseidon communicate with Su Ya and play Go.

Significant Themes

• The mysterious and unexplained: The blinking stars in the sky hint at unknown or otherworldly phenomena.
• Companionship and communication: Poseidon's interaction with Maodou and Su Ya highlights the importance of connection and shared activities.
• Consequences of actions: Poseidon's attempt to take back her move and Maodou's reprimand emphasize the importance of responsibility and accountability.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Yu and Poseidon: Jiang Yu's presence is acknowledged but not directly interacted with, showing a level of independence in Poseidon's actions.
• Poseidon and Maodou: They engage in a strategic game of Go, with Poseidon trying to outwit Maodou, and Maodou using its unique abilities to aid Poseidon's gameplay.
• Poseidon and Su Ya: Their remote interaction through Maodou shows a strong bond and shared enjoyment in playing Go together.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Yu senses strange, winking stars above the Xuanhuang Small World.
• A meteor falls, deflected by a green comet.
• Xiao Xiao reports a serpentine, dark meteor as a dire omen.

Character Developments

• Jiang Yu demonstrates her wisdom and caution, choosing not to engage with the mysterious stars.
• Xiao Xiao shows responsibility and vigilance in her duty.

Significant Themes

• The unknown and its potential dangers.
• The importance of caution and vigilance in the face of the unknown.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Yu and Xiao Xiao communicate about the meteor incident, demonstrating trust and cooperation.
• Jiang Yu's interaction with Poseidon and Maodou shows her sternness and care for their well-being.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A green comet and a meteor fall from the sky, with the comet destroying the meteor.
• Jiang Yu sends a message via a Bluebird, ordering Xiao Xiao and Xin Fatty not to look at or think about the falling star.
• Zhang Jixin explains that each person has specific responsibilities during World Ascension, and they should focus on their tasks.
• Zhu Si warns her fellow witches not to underestimate the danger of stars, even in the Small Thousand Worlds.

Character Developments

• Xiao Xiao: Ponders Jiang Yu's message, understanding its implications but not its full meaning.
• Xin Fatty: Struggles with the urge to look at the sky, showing curiosity and restlessness.
• Zhang Jixin: Demonstrates his hunting skills and understanding of their roles during World Ascension.
• Zhu Si: Shows responsibility and concern for her fellow witches, warning them about the danger of stars.
• Li Meng: Expresses her fascination with dragons and her desire to raise one, displaying her adventurous spirit.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and Focus: Each character has a specific role to play during World Ascension, and they should focus on their tasks rather than being distracted by other events.
• Danger and Caution: Stars are never safe, and caution is necessary when dealing with them, even in the Small Thousand Worlds.
• Curiosity and Restlessness: Some characters, like Xin Fatty and Li Meng, struggle with curiosity and restlessness, which could lead to distraction or danger.

Character Interactions

• Xiao Xiao and Xin Fatty: Discuss Jiang Yu's message, with Xiao Xiao showing more understanding and Xin Fatty showing curiosity and restlessness.
• Zhang Jixin and Xiao Xiao/Xin Fatty: Zhang Jixin provides guidance and explanation to Xiao Xiao and Xin Fatty about their roles and the nature of stars.
• Zhu Si and the Witches: Zhu Si warns her fellow witches about the danger of stars, showing concern for their well-being.
• Li Meng and the Small Dragon: Li Meng expresses her admiration and desire for a dragon, interacting with the Small Dragon brought back by Hermione.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Meng tries to convince Hermione to let her raise the Dragon, but Hermione declines.
• Zhu Si scolds the Witches for not listening to her and orders them to work.
• Li Meng argues with Zhu Si about the Dragon, causing the Dragon to become agitated.
• Hermione uses a chain to control the Dragon, and Li Meng offers to teach Hermione a spell to form a bond with the Dragon without a chain.

Character Developments

• Li Meng shows her playful and mischievous side, trying to convince Hermione to let her raise the Dragon.
• Hermione remains cautious and reserved, not wanting to offend Li Meng but also not willing to give up the Dragon.
• Zhu Si displays her authoritative and stern side, scolding the Witches for not listening to her.
• The Dragon shows its aggressive and untamed nature, threatening Li Meng when provoked.

Significant Themes

• The theme of possession and ownership is explored through Li Meng's desire to raise the Dragon and Hermione's reluctance to give it up.
• The theme of control is present in Hermione's use of a chain to control the Dragon and Li Meng's offer to teach Hermione a spell to form a bond with the Dragon.

Character Interactions

• Li Meng and Hermione have a playful yet tense interaction, with Li Meng trying to convince Hermione to let her raise the Dragon, and Hermione declining but not wanting to offend Li Meng.
• Zhu Si scolds Li Meng and the other Witches, showing her authoritative side.
• The Dragon threatens Li Meng when provoked, showing its aggressive and untamed nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hermione recalls Jiang Yu's advice about forming a bond with the little dragon after returning to Buji Island.
• Li Meng recommends buying a contract from the Green Grocery Store to strengthen the Dragon Bond.
• The little dragon gets upset and displays its Dragon Might when Li Meng describes the contract's effects.
• Li Meng provokes the little dragon, but it eventually calms down.
• The group discusses naming the little dragon.

Character Developments

• Hermione shows concern for the little dragon's feelings and is hesitant to name it.
• The little dragon demonstrates its understanding of its limits and ability to control its temper.
• Li Meng shows disregard for the little dragon's feelings initially but later shows understanding and offers a name.

Significant Themes

• The importance of understanding and respecting the individuality of magical creatures.
• The bond between a witch and her familiar, and the responsibility that comes with it.
• The power dynamics between magical beings and the impact of words and actions on them.

Character Interactions

• Hermione and the little dragon show mutual concern and understanding.
• Li Meng provokes the little dragon, leading to a tense standoff, but they eventually reach an understanding.
• The group of witches discusses and debates the little dragon's name, showing their individual personalities and preferences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Hermione names her Small Dragon 'Dobby', inspired by the Harry Potter series.
• The dragon and the Great Sprites express their concerns about the name due to its association with the house-elf's tragic fate in the Harry Potter series.
• Li Meng argues that the name signifies rebirth and loyalty, and Hermione decides to keep the name.

Character Developments

• Hermione: Shows consideration for the dragon's feelings and decides to keep the name 'Dobby' after understanding its significance.
• The Small Dragon: Initially threatened by the name, it comes to accept it after Hermione's explanation.
• Li Meng: Demonstrates her knowledge of the Harry Potter series and her ability to find meaning in the name 'Dobby'.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty: The name 'Dobby' is chosen for its association with loyalty, a quality valued by Hermione.
• Rebirth and Renewal: The name also signifies rebirth, reflecting the dragon's new life in the Xuanhuang Small World.

Character Interactions

• Hermione and the Small Dragon: Their bond strengthens as they discuss and agree on the dragon's name.
• Li Meng and the Small Dragon: Their relationship becomes strained due to Li Meng's insistence on the name 'Dobby'.
• The Great Sprites: They express their concerns about the name 'Dobby' and its implications, showing their protective nature towards Hermione and the Small Dragon.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing clarifies he wasn't serious about turning the Xuanhuang Small World into a cat.
• The Big Octopus is still trying to squeeze into their dimension, with only a portion of its body in their world.
• Zheng Qing picks up a piece of monster fossilized ore from the void, examining its composition.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows uncertainty about Alliance regulations regarding resources from high dimensions.
• The other Legendaries are surprised when Zheng Qing mentions going to the Dimension Line Gap.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and regulations of the Wizarding world, particularly regarding Legendary Wizards and resources from high dimensions.
• The relationship between Zheng Qing and his "Mister," implying the latter's high status and influence.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing seeks clarification from the other Legendaries about Alliance regulations.
• The Legendaries show understanding and support when Zheng Qing mentions his task from his "Mister."
• The Yellow Calico Cat feels ignored and expresses irritation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing's thoughts merge, enhancing his power and disrupting the Seven-pointed Star formation.
• A "Big Octopus" is stuck in a dimension rift, causing spacetime turbulence and eroding Dimension Lines.
• Zheng Qing uses a thought-knife to sever the Big Octopus, but the remaining half still blocks the dimension gap.
• Professor Yao uses Incantation Light to break the balance, causing High-Dimensional Aura to surge out.
• The Aura is contained and condensed by Zheng Qing's thought, forming a Three-Have Bookstore to manage the Aura.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing's power increases significantly after his thoughts merge.
• Professor Yao demonstrates his knowledge and power by helping Zheng Qing contain the High-Dimensional Aura.

Significant Themes

• The power of Legendary figures and their thoughts.
• The interaction between High-Dimensional and Low-Dimensional forces.
• The construction and management of dimensional boundaries.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Professor Yao work together to contain the High-Dimensional Aura.
• Zheng Qing's thoughts interact with the dimension rift, creating a Three-Have Bookstore.

• Key Plot Points: The giant octopus carcass collapses and transforms into a bookstore, mirroring Zheng Qing's memories. Zheng Qing manifests another version of himself in this new bookstore.
• Character Developments: Zheng Qing becomes introspective, comparing himself to an Earth-Bound Spirit. The Yellow Calico Cat exhibits philosophical musings.
• Significant Themes: The power of memory and will in shaping reality, the concept of Earth-Bound Spirits representing personal worlds.
• Character Interactions: Zheng Qing and the Yellow Calico Cat engage in a philosophical conversation, with the cat showing unexpected depth.