Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Professor Yi and a fat wizard encounter Dean of the Edge, a black cat, who reveals a dispute between cat families on the Cat Fruit Tree.
• Professor Yi is called to Beta Town to deal with a peculiar ghost that has been tricking registered wizards.
• Dean of the Edge expresses interest in accompanying Professor Yi to see the ghost.

Character Developments

• Professor Yi: Revealed to be a Grand Diviner and a legendary figure at First University. He is serious about maintaining order and takes the ghost incident seriously.
• Dean of the Edge (Black Cat): Shows concern for the academy's reputation and is curious about the peculiar ghost. His legendary status is further emphasized.

Significant Themes

• Legendary Status: Both Professor Yi and Dean of the Edge are considered legends in their own right, each with unique reputations and powers.
• Order and Discipline: The academy values order and discipline, as seen in Professor Yi's concern about the ghost incident and the black cat's mediation in the cat families' dispute.

Character Interactions

• Professor Yi and Dean of the Edge: They have a respectful and casual interaction, with the black cat addressing Professor Yi directly and the professor addressing the cat as "Sir" and "Dean of the Edge."
• Fat Wizard and Professor Yi/Dean of the Edge: The fat wizard is intimidated by the presence of these legendary figures and struggles to keep up with their conversation.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Professor Yi and Zheng Qing (in cat form) accompany Nigel Fordes to Beta Town to deal with an imp causing chaos.
• They encounter no greetings from townsfolk due to a Confundus Charm on Professor Yi.
• Soldiers clear the street upon Professor Yi's instruction.

Character Developments

• Professor Yi shows unexpected mischief by keeping the Confundus Charm on him.
• Zheng Qing enjoys a leisurely stroll through Beta Town, contrasting his usual troubles.

Significant Themes

• The contrast between the ordinary life of Beta Town and the extraordinary events involving the characters.
• The theme of luck and misfortune, hinted at by Fordes' fears.

Character Interactions

• Professor Yi and Zheng Qing display a friendly, almost playful dynamic.
• Fordes shows deference to Professor Yi and Zheng Qing, highlighting their status and power.
• Townsfolk greet Fordes, showing his familiarity and connection with the community.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Armored soldiers clear a street in Beta Town, using shields to block both ends.
• Gargoyles are trapped mid-air by an invisible barrier and later released by Professor Yi.
• Andrew, a fat wizard from the Trident, arrives with other wizards.
• Professor Yi distributes talismans and instructs the wizards to stand in the four cardinal directions, chanting a Calming Incantation.
• Andrew is appointed as a temporary 'Guardian' by Professor Yi.
• Professor Yi retrieves a thick, heavy book, a 'Roster' containing names of powerful, ancient beings and their Incarnations.

Character Developments

• The black cat exhibits curiosity and disinterest in directly solving the problem, preferring to observe.
• Andrew shows nervousness and respect towards Professor Yi and the black cat.
• Professor Yi demonstrates his knowledge, authority, and caution in handling the situation.

Significant Themes

• Curiosity vs. Disinterest: The black cat's curiosity drives it to observe the events, but it shows little interest in actively solving the problem.
• Power Dynamics: The relationship between Professor Yi, Andrew, and the black cat showcases a hierarchy of power and respect.
• Caution and Preparation: Professor Yi's careful planning and preparation, using talismans and appointing a guardian, highlight the importance of caution in magical encounters.

Character Interactions

• The black cat interacts with Andrew, correcting his title and making sharp-tongued remarks.
• Professor Yi interacts with Andrew, giving him instructions and the bamboo staff.
• The black cat and Professor Yi discuss the 'Roster' book, with the cat expressing curiosity about its creation method.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Professor Yi attempts to identify the Naughty Ghost, Yan Hua, using a magical book that records the true names of powerful beings.
• The black cat, suspicious of Professor Yi's intentions, questions him about the book and the nature of true names.
• Nigel Fordes, the Fat Director, reveals that Yan Hua is a specific Naughty Ghost causing significant trouble, warranting a grand operation.

Character Developments

• Professor Yi demonstrates his knowledge and power as a Diviner, using a unique book to identify magical beings.
• The black cat shows curiosity and caution, questioning Professor Yi about the book and the true names within it.
• Nigel Fordes reveals his respect for the black cat, addressing it as "Dean of the Edge," and shares information about Yan Hua.

Significant Themes

• The power of true names and their sentience.
• The rarity and potential power of Magical Lifeforms like Naughty Ghosts.
• The respect and deference shown to the black cat as a powerful being.

Character Interactions

• The black cat interacts with Professor Yi, questioning him about the book and the true names within it.
• The black cat interacts with Nigel Fordes, asking about Yan Hua and comforting him after interrupting his spell.
• Professor Yi interacts with the black cat, explaining the book and the true names, and acknowledging the cat's concerns about its own true name.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter introduces Qian Zi'ang, a candidate from the Wu Yue Qian Clan, living in the southern district of Beta Town.
• Qian Zi'ang is a collateral descendant of the Qian Clan, living on a monthly allowance, hence his residence in the southern district.
• Qian Zi'ang hears about Colmar's advancement story at low-level wizard gatherings, sparking his interest in her method of becoming a Grand Wizard by summoning an Outer God.

Character Developments

• Qian Zi'ang: He is ambitious and resourceful, seeking a shortcut to advancement. He becomes intrigued by Colmar's story and sees potential in her method.
• Nigel Fordes: He is knowledgeable about Beta Town's history and dynamics, providing insights into Qian Zi'ang's background and motivations.

Significant Themes

• Social Hierarchy: The chapter explores the hierarchical nature of Beta Town's districts and the wizarding world, with the southern district being the residence of the "low-end population."
• Ambition and Opportunity: Qian Zi'ang's ambition drives him to seek unconventional paths to advancement, highlighting the theme of opportunity and how it can be seized or missed.

Character Interactions

• The black cat and Nigel Fordes interact, with the cat listening intently to Fordes' storytelling.
• Qian Zi'ang's interactions with low-level wizards at gatherings expose him to Colmar's story and fuel his ambition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qian Zi'ang, a student from the Wu Yue Qian Family and Qian Family Private School, attempted a risky ritual to connect with an outer god for cultivation advancement.
• The ritual involved extensive preparation, including making offerings and using a 'Photo-capturing Flower' to record the process.
• Qian Zi'ang's ritual was successful, but he couldn't control the summoned entity, leading to trouble in town.

Character Developments

• Qian Zi'ang: Initially portrayed as ambitious and clever, his actions reveal him as meticulous and thoughtful, despite his risky decision.
• Nigel Fordes: Shows expertise in rituals and knowledge about outer gods, displaying his role as a knowledgeable and experienced teacher.

Significant Themes

• Ambition vs. Caution: Qian Zi'ang's ambition leads him to attempt a dangerous ritual, but his caution in preparing and recording the process shows a complex character.
• Knowledge and Power: Qian Zi'ang's extensive knowledge from the Qian Family Private School enables him to attempt the ritual but also puts him in trouble when he can't control the summoned entity.

Character Interactions

• Nigel Fordes and the Black Cat: Fordes shares detailed information about Qian Zi'ang's ritual, while the black cat listens, asks questions, and retrieves evidence using its powers.
• Qian Zi'ang and the 'Yan Hua': Qian Zi'ang's interaction with the outer god 'Yan Hua' leads to the trouble in town, showing the consequences of his ambitious actions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qian Zi'ang sets up a crude yet detailed altar to summon a spirit.
• He successfully summons a frail, paper-like creature called "Yan Hua."
• Qian Zi'ang tries to communicate with Yan Hua, offering it gifts and asking it to leave peacefully.
• A gust of wind blows through the altar, causing Yan Hua to tumble and shatter.

Character Developments

• Qian Zi'ang demonstrates caution and respect towards the summoned spirit, showing his responsible and considerate nature.
• Yan Hua, despite its weak appearance, is revealed to be a spirit that can understand and respond to Qian Zi'ang's words.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between humans and spirits, with Qian Zi'ang showing deference and respect towards Yan Hua.
• The fragility of life and existence, symbolized by Yan Hua's delicate form and eventual shattering.

Character Interactions

• Qian Zi'ang interacts with Yan Hua in a respectful and cautious manner, trying to communicate and understand it.
• The Black Cat observes the scene and ponders the nature of Yan Hua and its connection to the altar.
• Fordes, a council member, provides philosophical insights about weakness and strength, hinting at the true nature of Yan Hua.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qian Zi'ang, a young wizard, summons an unusual entity called "Yan Hua" using an ancient scroll.
• Yan Hua appears as a small, fragile paper figure with a Yan Hua (Chinese plum blossom) symbol on its head.
• The figure shatters at a touch but reforms shortly after, displaying undying properties.
• Qian Zi'ang attempts various spells and potions to eliminate Yan Hua but fails.
• Qian Zi'ang reports the incident to Beta Town's Management Committee but is not taken seriously.

Character Developments

• Qian Zi'ang: Demonstrates curiosity, thoroughness, and caution in dealing with the unknown entity. He shows concern for his safety and tries to eliminate Yan Hua before reporting it.
• The Black Cat: Exhibits amusement and curiosity towards Qian Zi'ang's situation. He also shows understanding of the challenges of being a semi-omniscient Legendary Wizard.
• Fordes: Reveals that he knew about the incident early on but didn't take it seriously. He feels guilty about the lack of action taken at the time.

Significant Themes

• The dangers of the unknown and unexplained.
• The responsibility of authorities in handling unusual and potentially hazardous situations.
• The challenges of dealing with entities that defy conventional understanding and methods.

Character Interactions

• Qian Zi'ang and The Black Cat: Qian Zi'ang's actions amuse The Black Cat, who also understands the young wizard's caution and thoroughness.
• Qian Zi'ang and Fordes: Qian Zi'ang reports the incident to Fordes, who reveals that he knew about it earlier but didn't take it seriously, leading to guilt and regret.
• Qian Zi'ang and the clerk: Qian Zi'ang reports the incident to a clerk, who takes the situation lightly and doesn't take appropriate action.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Black Cat meets Fordes, the director of Beta Town Management Committee, who explains the town's bureaucracy and how they handle minor issues.
• Fordes shows Black Cat images of Yan Hua, a summoned creature, using a Photo-capturing Flower.
• Qian Zi'ang, the summoner, discovers Yan Hua in his residence and tries to confront it.
• Yan Hua appears stronger than when it was first summoned.

Character Developments

• Black Cat learns a new approach to handling affairs, appreciating the efficiency of Beta Town's system.
• Fordes demonstrates his dedication and thoroughness in explaining the town's processes.
• Qian Zi'ang shows courage and quick thinking in facing Yan Hua.

Significant Themes

• Efficiency vs. Personal Involvement: Black Cat learns that not all issues require personal attention, and a well-run system can handle many matters efficiently.
• Growth and Change: Yan Hua's apparent growth in strength suggests that even weak creatures can change and pose threats.

Character Interactions

• Black Cat and Fordes: Black Cat learns from Fordes about the town's management style, appreciating its efficiency.
• Qian Zi'ang and Yan Hua: Qian Zi'ang confronts Yan Hua in his residence, showing bravery and quick thinking.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qian Zi'ang, a young wizard, encounters an unusual entity in his room, which dodges his attempts to grab his spellbook and leaves a paper ball with a drawing of 'Yan Hua' and the words "I'm not a ghost!"
• The entity offers Qian Zi'ang a bowl of milk tea and another paper ball with the message "Drink it while it's hot. Sweet water tastes real good!"
• Qian Zi'ang flees the room, and the Black Robes (wizards) arrive to investigate, finding no evidence of any supernatural presence. They question Qian Zi'ang about the entity.
• Qian Zi'ang decides to leave the room, packing his belongings and preparing to depart.

Character Developments

• Qian Zi'ang: Initially cautious and wary, he becomes more determined to leave after the Black Robes' investigation. He shows resourcefulness in handling the unusual situation.
• The Black Robes: They display professionalism and thoroughness in their investigation, showing no signs of hostility towards Qian Zi'ang.

Significant Themes

• Uncertainty and the Unknown: The entity's true nature and intentions remain unclear, reflecting the theme of uncertainty in the face of the unknown.
• Caution and Cautionary Measures: Qian Zi'ang's initial caution and his decision to leave the room highlight the importance of taking precautions in the face of uncertainty.

Character Interactions

• Qian Zi'ang interacts with the entity through paper messages, showing a one-sided conversation with an unknown entity.
• Qian Zi'ang interacts with the Black Robes, providing them with information about the entity while trying to maintain his composure.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Qian Zi'ang, a young wizard, is followed and harassed by an unseen entity, later revealed to be Yan Hua, a three-inch-tall Paper Person.
• Over a week, Qian Zi'ang changes lodgings five times, but Yan Hua persists in its presence.
• Qian Zi'ang finally sees Yan Hua's true form and attempts to communicate, offering apologies and assistance.
• Yan Hua becomes bolder in its pranks, causing minor disruptions while Qian Zi'ang is awake.
• Qian Zi'ang records his experiences and speculates about Yan Hua's origins and intentions.

Character Developments

• Qian Zi'ang: Initially fearful and annoyed, he becomes more accepting and patient with Yan Hua's presence, showing adaptability and a growing understanding of the situation.
• Yan Hua: Initially shy and hesitant, it gains confidence and becomes more daring in its interactions with Qian Zi'ang.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and acceptance of the unknown or unusual.
• Communication and understanding between vastly different entities.
• The consequences of one's actions and the potential for redemption.

Character Interactions

• Qian Zi'ang and Yan Hua: Their relationship evolves from fear and annoyance to acceptance and attempted communication, with Yan Hua's pranks serving as a form of expression and Qian Zi'ang's patience facilitating this evolution.
• The Black Cat and Fordes: The cat provides insight into Yan Hua's nature and origins, while Fordes appears to be learning from the cat's knowledge.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Black Cat explains Yan Hua's existence and behavior to Fordes.
• Yan Hua feeds on causal lines, which are dimensional lines connecting cause and effect.
• Yan Hua's reproduction resembles mitosis, and it spreads rapidly through Beta Town with the help of wizards who have seen its appearance.

Character Developments

• Black Cat demonstrates his vast knowledge and patience in explaining complex concepts to Fordes.
• Fordes shows eagerness to learn and understand, displaying a newfound respect for magical lifeforms.

Significant Themes

• The interconnectedness of life and the universe, with even the smallest creatures having complex existences and behaviors.
• Tolerance and understanding towards magical lifeforms and their actions, even when they may seem harmful or annoying.

Character Interactions

• Black Cat and Fordes engage in a mentor-mentee dynamic, with Black Cat explaining complex concepts to Fordes, who eagerly learns from him.
• Black Cat shows a hint of discomfort with Fordes' flattery, indicating a preference for straightforward interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yan Hua, a mysterious alien creature, is causing fear among Beta Town's residents due to its unknown abilities and origin.
• The Management Committee, led by Fordes, uses Yan Hua's presence as an excuse to enforce rules, collect taxes, and deploy Armored Soldiers to maintain order.
• Professor Yi arrives to capture Yan Hua, revealing that all the Yan Hua sightings are connected to one central entity.

Character Developments

• Fordes: Initially embarrassed by the town's harsh treatment of Yan Hua, he later defends the Management Committee's actions, showing his commitment to maintaining order and following rules, even if it means exploiting the situation for personal gain.
• The Black Cat: It remains calm and analytical, questioning the Management Committee's motives and understanding Yan Hua's true nature. It also shows disdain for the committee's corruption.

Significant Themes

• Fear of the unknown: Yan Hua's mysterious origin and abilities fuel the townspeople's fear and paranoia.
• Exploitation of power: The Management Committee uses the Yan Hua situation to maintain control, collect taxes, and enforce rules.
• Corruption and abuse of power: The committee's actions reveal their self-interest, prioritizing their own gain over the town's well-being.

Character Interactions

• The Black Cat and Fordes: The Black Cat questions Fordes about the Management Committee's actions, revealing the committee's true motives. Fordes initially tries to justify their actions but later shows discomfort with their corruption.
• The Black Cat and Professor Yi: Though not physically present, Professor Yi's actions and incantations are mentioned, showing his determination to capture Yan Hua and his understanding of its true nature, mirroring the Black Cat's analytical approach.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The townspeople discuss the arrival of Professor Yi, a Grand Diviner, to handle the demon issue.
• Professor Yi uses a long spell to probe the identity of Yan Hua, the demon causing the yellow sky.
• The townspeople share their experiences and opinions about the demon and the Grand Diviner's presence.
• A group of little paper people, revealed to be the demons, gather near Professor Yi's location.

Character Developments

• Professor Yi is introduced as a powerful and respected Grand Diviner.
• The townspeople show a mix of awe, pride, and fear regarding the Grand Diviner's presence.
• The little paper people, initially thought to be harmless, are revealed to be the demons causing trouble in town.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between Wizards and demons.
• The impact of extraordinary events on everyday life in Beta Town.
• The townspeople's attitudes towards the demons and the Grand Diviner.

Character Interactions

• The townspeople discuss the situation among themselves, sharing information and opinions.
• The shop owner and the round-faced Witch interact, showing concern for each other's well-being.
• The little paper people interact with the townspeople, causing a mix of fear and curiosity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Trident Sword Organization estimates around 130-140 "Naughty Ghosts" in Beta Town, but a vast number of paper people converge on Amber, far exceeding this estimate.
• Professor Yi uses a roll call magic to summon these paper people, drawing them towards Amber like students rushing to class.

Character Developments

• Andrew, initially confident, becomes overwhelmed and uncertain when faced with the sheer number of paper people.
• The Black Cat shows curiosity and intelligence, engaging in conversation with Professor Yi about the magic at work.

Significant Themes

• The power of names and labels, both in the magic system and in societal control.
• The fear of being left out or singled out, driving the paper people to respond to the roll call.

Character Interactions

• Professor Yi explains his magic to the Black Cat, using analogies like a teacher taking attendance to make it understandable.
• The Black Cat asks insightful questions, showing its intelligence and interest in learning.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Professor Yi explains the process of divination to find Yan Hua's essence using the Heavenly Stems Yin-Yang Five Elements theory and Dimensional Theory.
• Paper Persons, drawn to Amber, start aggregating and merging, becoming more robust with each fusion.

Character Developments

• The Black Cat shows curiosity and amazement at Professor Yi's method of divination, contrasting it with its own direct approach.
• Professor Yi demonstrates patience and expertise in explaining complex theories to the Black Cat.

Significant Themes

• Divination and Knowledge: Professor Yi uses his knowledge of ancient theories to deduce Yan Hua's essence, highlighting the power of knowledge and understanding.
• Aggregation and Entropy Decrease: The merging of Paper Persons illustrates the magical universe's rule of entropy decrease, where magical power spontaneously aggregates.

Character Interactions

• The Black Cat and Professor Yi interact as teacher and student, with Professor Yi patiently explaining complex concepts to the Black Cat.
• The Paper Persons interact with each other through aggregation, merging based on their shared nature and instinct.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The paper people merge, and a figure, Yan Hua, emerges from the amber.
• Yan Hua's physical form develops, growing from frail to healthy and vibrant.
• She stands before Professor Yi and the Black Cat, appearing as a three-foot-tall Little Witch with white hair, clothes, and eyes.
• Professor Yi asks Yan Hua for her name, but she responds with "Yan Hua," leading him to deduce she's not a quasi-Legendary or Grand Wizard incarnation.
• Professor Yi leaves, stating Yan Hua belongs to the 'edge' and should be handed over to the Dean of the Edge.
• The Black Cat refuses to sign an official document, and Fordes, a council member, suggests Yan Hua might be suitable for Councilor Su's laboratory.

Character Developments

• Yan Hua's physical form develops, and she shows curiosity, confusion, and innocence.
• Professor Yi demonstrates his meticulousness and strategic thinking in handling the situation.
• The Black Cat shows irritation and reluctance to be involved, but also admiration for Professor Yi's array.
• Fordes displays quick wit and resourcefulness in suggesting Yan Hua's potential suitability for Councilor Su's laboratory.

Significant Themes

• Identity and Origin: Yan Hua's true identity and origin remain unclear, raising questions about her nature and purpose.
• Responsibility and Delegation: Characters discuss who should handle Yan Hua's situation, highlighting the theme of responsibility and delegation.
• Power Dynamics: The interactions between characters, particularly Professor Yi and the Black Cat, reflect the power dynamics at play.

Character Interactions

• Professor Yi and Yan Hua: Professor Yi treats Yan Hua with respect and caution, attempting to understand her nature and origin.
• The Black Cat and Professor Yi: The Black Cat feels betrayed by Professor Yi's sudden departure, leading to tension between them.
• Fordes and the Black Cat: Fordes shows resourcefulness in suggesting a solution to the Black Cat, attempting to sway its decision.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Shijun, a Grand Wizard, can't recall how to yawn, highlighting her detachment from ordinary life.
• A Black Cat and a "Little White Person" (Yan Hua) appear in her laboratory.
• The Black Cat explains that Yan Hua is a two-dimensional creature ascending to three dimensions, helped by Qian Zi'ang's summoning spell.
• Su Shijun is interested in the Black Cat's mention of Yan Hua feeding on "Causal Lines."
• The Black Cat elaborates that Yan Hua and Voldemort (from Harry Potter) are similar in their fragile existence, needing anchors to maintain their form. Yan Hua's anchor is Su Shijun's recognition of her as a legend.

Character Developments

• Su Shijun: Shows curiosity and interest in Yan Hua's unique existence and her potential as a research subject.
• The Black Cat: Demonstrates intelligence and insight by comparing Yan Hua to Voldemort and explaining her need for anchors.
• Yan Hua: Remains dazed and unaware of her unique situation, needing recognition to maintain her existence.

Significant Themes

• Dimensions and Existence: The chapter explores the concept of dimensions and how creatures from lower dimensions can ascend to higher ones, requiring anchors to maintain their existence.
• Legends and Recognition: The power of recognition and legends is highlighted, with Yan Hua needing Su Shijun's recognition to survive.
• Detachment from Ordinary Life: Su Shijun's inability to recall how to yawn shows her detachment from ordinary human experiences.

Character Interactions

• Su Shijun and the Black Cat: They engage in a conversation where the Black Cat explains Yan Hua's situation, and Su Shijun shows interest in studying her.
• The Black Cat and Yan Hua: The Black Cat seems to take an interest in Yan Hua's well-being, pushing her forward for Su Shijun's consideration.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Su Shijun agrees to help Yan Hua, but the Black Cat is hesitant.
• The Black Cat reveals he wants Yan Hua to assist in Su Shijun's lab and occasionally provide 'Paper People' for the Reincarnation World.
• The Black Cat suggests giving Yan Hua student status at Edge Academy.
• Yan Hua expresses her desire to acknowledge the Black Cat as her foster father.
• The Black Cat is suddenly transported to Three-Have Bookstore in Beta Town, where all his scattered thoughts, including his True Self, gather.

Character Developments

• The Black Cat shows concern for Yan Hua's well-being and is willing to help her, indicating a softening of his initial disdain.
• Su Shijun displays annoyance at the Black Cat's assumptions about her laboratory and clarifies her intentions.
• Yan Hua demonstrates initiative and determination by expressing her desire to be the Black Cat's adopted daughter.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The Black Cat's True Self can move his Legendary thoughts at will, showcasing his immense power and control.
• Responsibility and Care: The Black Cat's concern for Yan Hua's well-being highlights his growing sense of responsibility.
• Identity and Belonging: Yan Hua's desire to be the Black Cat's adopted daughter and her willingness to work in his lab reflect her search for identity and belonging in this new world.

Character Interactions

• Black Cat and Su Shijun: They have a tense but respectful interaction, with Su Shijun clarifying her intentions and the Black Cat showing understanding.
• Black Cat and Yan Hua: Yan Hua's initiative impresses the Black Cat, and he shows willingness to help her.
• Black Cat and His Thoughts: The gathering of all the Black Cat's thoughts at Three-Have Bookstore highlights his interconnectedness with his various manifestations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, the main character's thought manifestation, is accused of "sneaking a bite" (flirting with witches) by other Zheng Qings.
• A heated argument ensues among the Zheng Qings, each accusing the other.
• Zheng Qing from the Giant God Soldier laboratory leaves for work, followed by the others signing the "prohibitions" and leaving.
• Black Cat, another thought manifestation, feels upset and jealous about Zheng Qing's possible infidelity.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Revealed to have a history of flirting with witches, though he denies it. He is accused of having a relationship with a student (Luna), a grand wizard (Colma), and a white fox (possibly from the Tushan family).
• Black Cat: Feels jealous and upset about Zheng Qing's possible infidelity. It has a foster daughter relationship with a two-dimensional legend.

Significant Themes

• Infidelity and jealousy
• Trust and suspicion among thought manifestations
• The complexity of relationships and interactions in a multi-dimensional world

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qings: Argue and accuse each other of flirting with witches.
• Black Cat and Zheng Qing: Black Cat feels upset and jealous about Zheng Qing's possible infidelity.
• Black Cat and Zheng Qing from the Giant God Soldier laboratory: They both leave the bookstore after signing the "prohibitions."