Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Minotaur uproots trees, which are then awakened as Treants and used as weapons.
• The teaching assistants struggle against the four archwizards' proxy bodies.
• The You Zui Hunting Team provides remote support with talismans.
• The small world begins to fall apart due to intense magic usage.
• Reinforcements arrive, led by a figure in a red cloak with green fox tails.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates his ability to draw talismans on the spot and uses talisman guns to support the teaching assistants.
• Xin Fatty remains calm and focused on eating despite the dire situation.
• Xiao Xiao shows pessimism about their chances of survival.
• The Minotaur and Turtleback dwarf are the main combatants, while the Beautiful Snake Woman and golden figure mostly cast spells from behind.

Significant Themes

• The power of nature and its manipulation (Treants).
• The struggle against overwhelming odds (teaching assistants vs. archwizards' proxy bodies).
• The importance of teamwork and support (You Zui Hunting Team's remote support).
• The fragility of artificial constructs (the small world falling apart).

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty's banter helps to lighten the mood, despite the dire situation.
• The Minotaur and Beautiful Snake Woman argue about their strategy, revealing their differing priorities.
• The arrival of the figure in the red cloak interrupts the Minotaur's outburst, showing her dominance and authority.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Minotaur and its companions attack Su Shijun, aiming to capture hostages and escape.
• Su Shijun uses a powerful incantation, "Kan! Ru! Xiao! Hu!", which subdues her opponents but also affects her allies and the environment.
• The Minotaur, unfazed, approaches Zheng Qing and Xiao Xiao, threatening them.

Character Developments

• Su Shijun demonstrates her formidable power and strategic thinking.
• The Minotaur shows resilience and cunning, prioritizing its own survival.
• Zheng Qing and Xiao Xiao display fear but maintain composure under threat.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and its consequences.
• The struggle for survival and self-preservation.
• The unintended effects of powerful actions.

Character Interactions

• Su Shijun and the Minotaur: Adversaries with a tense standoff.
• Zheng Qing and Xiao Xiao: Students under threat, displaying fear but maintaining composure.
• The Minotaur and its companions: Working together to achieve a common goal.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Minotaur blows a bullhorn, causing the Sandbox world to collapse.
• Space around Zheng Qing shatters, revealing a "cave" of empty information.
• Su Shijun makes arrangements for Poseidon's care and the aftermath, hinting at her impending death.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Realizes the severity of the situation and understands Su Shijun's instructions for Poseidon.
• Su Shijun: Accepts her fate, makes arrangements for Poseidon and her office, and demonstrates her power as an Archwizard.

Significant Themes

• Power and its consequences: The Minotaur's power causes the world's collapse.
• Acceptance of fate: Su Shijun accepts her impending death and makes arrangements for Poseidon.
• Responsibility: Su Shijun entrusts Zheng Qing with Poseidon's care.

Character Interactions

• Su Shijun and Zheng Qing: Su Shijun gives Zheng Qing instructions for Poseidon's care, entrusting him with a significant responsibility.
• Su Shijun and the Minotaur: Su Shijun allows the Minotaur to continue blowing the bullhorn, leading to the world's collapse.
• Zheng Qing and the other survivors: Zheng Qing realizes the desperate situation and understands that the other survivors are hoping for Su Shijun's intervention.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, upon hearing Su Shijun's words, quickly drags Dr. Xiao and kicks Fatty and Zhang Jixin to escape towards the teaching assistants.
• Zheng Qing's rational escape is hindered by a tightness in his chest, causing him to hesitate and look back.
• A six-fingered hand emerges from a black hole, flicking and causing Su Shijun to vomit blood and fly backward.
• Zheng Qing sees the hand about to smash Su Shijun again and opens fire with his Talisman Guns, charging towards the hand.
• The hand scoops up Zheng Qing, and a voice from the black hole expresses surprise at Zheng Qing's actions and luck.
• The hand is about to grab Zheng Qing when a Yellow Flower Cat, seemingly Brother Huang, scratches Zheng Qing and sends him flying back.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing demonstrates courage and determination, prioritizing others' safety before his own, and later stands up to defend Su Shijun.
• Su Shijun is injured and weakened but maintains a smile, showing resilience and acceptance of her situation.

Significant Themes

• The theme of self-preservation versus sacrifice is explored through Zheng Qing's initial escape and subsequent return to help Su Shijun.
• The power of luck and fortune is highlighted when the voice from the black hole comments on Zheng Qing's luck.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Su Shijun share a moment of understanding as Zheng Qing returns to help her, showing a bond between them.
• The Yellow Flower Cat, presumably Brother Huang, interacts with Zheng Qing, showing a protective stance towards him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Yellow Flower Cat, a powerful entity, is forced to reveal itself to protect a student, Zheng Qing, from an unknown threat.
• The Winter Hunt activity, meant to be a controlled exercise, becomes chaotic with the appearance of an unplanned "Sandbox Small World" and unexpected intruders.
• Mr. Wu, Zheng Qing's teacher, arrives and engages in a philosophical exchange with the mysterious entity in the black hole.

Character Developments

• The Yellow Flower Cat shows its protective nature towards Zheng Qing, revealing its true form and powers.
• Zheng Qing demonstrates his respect and understanding of Confucian teachings under Mr. Wu's guidance.
• Su Shijun, initially shocked by Mr. Wu's appearance, shows respect and understanding of his wisdom.

Significant Themes

• Benevolence and Duty: Zheng Qing and Mr. Wu emphasize the importance of benevolence and fulfilling one's duty, reflecting Confucian teachings.
• Knowledge and Wisdom: Mr. Wu's extensive knowledge and wisdom are showcased, highlighting the power of learning and understanding.
• Protectiveness and Responsibility: The Yellow Flower Cat's actions underscore the theme of protection and responsibility towards the innocent.

Character Interactions

• The Yellow Flower Cat and the Giant Hand: Their interaction is tense and hostile, with the cat threatening the hand, and the hand taunting the cat.
• Mr. Wu and the Giant Hand: They engage in a philosophical exchange, with Mr. Wu's calm and wise responses contrasting with the hand's hostility.
• Zheng Qing and Mr. Wu: Zheng Qing shows respect and understanding towards Mr. Wu, demonstrating his growth as a student.
• Su Shijun and Mr. Wu: Su Shijun shows respect and understanding towards Mr. Wu, indicating her recognition of his wisdom.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing encounters a six-fingered being in a black hole, which is later revealed to be part of the Dark Council.
• Mr. Wu appears and engages in a conversation with the six-fingered being, revealing that he is aware of the Dark Council and their purpose.
• Mr. Wu uses his power to drive the six-fingered being back into the black hole, demonstrating his strength.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows curiosity and vigilance in interacting with the six-fingered being, displaying his cautious nature.
• Mr. Wu reveals his knowledge about the Dark Council and his power, further solidifying his mysterious and powerful image.

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: The six-fingered being and Mr. Wu discuss the control of destiny and the interpretation of truth, reflecting the theme of power dynamics.
• Mystery and Truth: Zheng Qing's frustration with the missing information highlights the theme of the struggle to uncover truth and understanding.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mr. Wu: Zheng Qing looks up to Mr. Wu, seeking answers from him, while Mr. Wu maintains his enigmatic demeanor, providing only cryptic responses.
• Zheng Qing and the six-fingered being: Zheng Qing is cautious and suspicious of the six-fingered being's tempting offers, displaying a healthy skepticism.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing's pocket watch, a gift from his twelfth birthday, is revealed to have unusual properties.
• Mister asks Zheng Qing for the time, then uses the pocket watch to rewind time by 20 minutes to mitigate losses and teach lessons.
• A temporary passage in the sky reopens, indicating that a red figure will emerge soon.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Realizes the power of his pocket watch and fantasizes about using it to cheat on exams.
• Mister: Demonstrates his power and wisdom by using the pocket watch to control time, and lectures Zheng Qing about its responsible use.

Significant Themes

• The power of time and its consequences.
• The responsible use of power.
• The temptation of cheating and the value of hard work.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Mister: Zheng Qing shows his pocket watch to Mister, who uses it to rewind time. Mister then lectures Zheng Qing about the proper use of the watch's power.
• Zheng Qing and his thoughts: Zheng Qing fantasizes about using the pocket watch to cheat on exams, but Mister reads his mind and discourages him from doing so.

• Key Plot Points: The winter hunt ends with Mr. Wu's intervention, resolving the trouble. Zheng Qing learns about his obligations as a scholarship student during vacations. Su Shijun appears, destroys the remaining mutated treants, and warns everyone to remain silent about the events. She takes Zheng Qing back to school.
• Character Developments: Zheng Qing shows maturity by accepting Su Shijun's authority regarding Poseidon's education. He also demonstrates courage by facing Su Shijun despite his earlier reckless actions. Su Shijun shows concern for Zheng Qing's safety and well-being.
• Significant Themes: The theme of responsibility is highlighted as Zheng Qing learns about his obligations as a scholarship student. The theme of consequences is shown as Su Shijun warns everyone to remain silent about the events, implying there might be repercussions for speaking out.
• Character Interactions: Zheng Qing interacts with Mr. Wu, who provides guidance and reassurance. Zheng Qing also interacts with Su Shijun, showing deference and acceptance of her authority.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Winter Hunt at First University is cut short due to an illegal invasion by the Dark Council.
• Students are prohibited from leaving campus without a professor's permission, requiring proficiency in the "Yuan Chen Shou Hu Spell."
• Professor Li outlines a comprehensive exam scope for Potions Studies, causing concern among students.
• Zheng Qing's team discusses their shop's staff (cats and rats) and expresses worry about their inventory's safety.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing is struggling with "Dimension Line Disorder Syndrome" after his encounter with high-dimensional magic during the Winter Hunt.
• Su Shijun advises Zheng Qing to focus on his final exams to treat his syndrome.
• Zheng Qing agrees with Su Shijun's arrangements, feeling that Poseidon's presence might affect his learning state.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between ignorance and knowledge, and the pain of knowing only half the truth (as expressed by Xiao Xiao).
• The consequences of high-dimensional magic on low-level wizards.
• The importance of focus and diligence in studying and dealing with life's challenges.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with his teammates (Zhang Jixin, Xin Fatty, and Xiao Xiao) as they discuss their shop's staff and the upcoming exams.
• Zheng Qing communicates with Su Shijun about his condition and agrees with her arrangements for Poseidon.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fatty suddenly realizes something, causing a commotion in the cafeteria.
• Zheng Qing's eye condition improves, and he explains it to Fatty and the others.
• Zheng Qing observes his surroundings, noticing various students studying and socializing.
• Little John Neville, a broker, is seen selling something to a group of students.
• The conversation turns to the upcoming New Year's Day and the release of the 'Minor Arcana' and 'Major Arcana' lists by 'Wand'.

Character Developments

• Fatty shows curiosity and disbelief when Zheng Qing's eye condition improves.
• Zheng Qing shows interest in the upcoming New Year's Day event and the 'Minor Arcana' and 'Major Arcana' lists.
• Dr. Xiao displays knowledge about the event and the betting system surrounding it.

Significant Themes

• The importance of studying and preparation for exams.
• The influence of betting and gambling on students' lives and interests.
• The anticipation and significance of the New Year's Day event and the 'Minor Arcana' and 'Major Arcana' lists.

Character Interactions

• Fatty and Zheng Qing have a brief argument, followed by a friendly exchange.
• Zheng Qing, Fatty, and Dr. Xiao discuss the upcoming New Year's Day event and the betting system.
• Zhang Jixin contributes to the conversation, showing knowledge about the event.

Key Plot Points and Events

• "Wand" is a prestigious student society at First University, known for its neutrality and silence on school events.
• It was founded over a century ago by Mackie Wood and has since maintained a constant number of members, recruited through professor recommendations.
• "Wand" publishes the annual "Arcana" list and various ratings for students, teams, and specializations, earning recognition from many institutions.
• Zheng Qing has had interactions with "Wand" due to his impressive performance in Talisman Class and winning the Merlin Medal.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing reflects on his time at the university and his interactions with "Wand."
• Little John Neville, a familiar face, approaches Zheng Qing and his team, eager to place bets on their upcoming hunt.

Significant Themes

• Neutrality and Fairness: "Wand" earns respect and recognition due to its neutral stance, allowing it to provide fair assessments and opinions.
• Reputation and Influence: "Wand" has built a strong reputation over time, making it a well-known and respected entity in the Wizarding World.
• Recognition and Achievement: Zheng Qing's impressive performances have drawn the attention of "Wand," highlighting the importance of individual achievements.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing's team members discuss "Wand" and its publications, bringing Zheng Qing's memories to the surface.
• Little John Neville approaches Zheng Qing's team, eager to place bets, showing his familiarity with them and their hunting prowess.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing and his friends bet on the School Hunt Competition's winners based on Blue-Green Eyes' suggestion.
• Zheng Qing and Dr. Xiao win big, while more knowledgeable bettors like Elder Zhang and Xin Fatty lose.
• Blue-Green Eyes approaches Zheng Qing and Dr. Xiao to bet on the upcoming 'Arcana' list.
• Neville offers high-risk, high-reward bets, including one on Zheng Qing not making the 'Arcana' list.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Shows eagerness to bet on himself not making the 'Arcana' list for potential high winnings.
• Dr. Xiao: Demonstrates caution about gambling and its potential consequences.
• Blue-Green Eyes (Neville): Reveals his connection to 'Wand' and offers high-risk bets.
• Xin Fatty: Eager to bet on Zheng Qing not making the 'Arcana' list for potential high winnings.
• Zhang Jixin: Suggests Zheng Qing drop out to bet on himself not making the 'Arcana' list.

Significant Themes

• Risk vs. Reward: Characters weigh the potential gains against the risks involved in different bets.
• Knowledge vs. Luck: More knowledgeable bettors lose, while less informed ones win, highlighting the role of luck in gambling.
• Greed and Temptation: Characters are tempted by the potential high winnings, leading them to consider unorthodox bets.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Dr. Xiao: Discuss the risks of gambling and consider betting on Zheng Qing not making the 'Arcana' list.
• Zheng Qing, Dr. Xiao, Xin Fatty, and Zhang Jixin: Tease and joke about betting on Zheng Qing not making the 'Arcana' list.
• Blue-Green Eyes (Neville) and Zheng Qing/Dr. Xiao: Neville tries to convince them to bet on the 'Arcana' list, revealing his connection to 'Wand' and offering high-risk bets.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The chapter focuses on the upcoming final exams at Jiuyou Academy, which are causing significant stress among students, especially freshmen.
• Professors have abandoned regular classes, giving students free study time due to the intense exam pressure.
• Zheng Qing's classmates are struggling with their studies: Zhang Jixin is attempting to memorize historical dates, while Xin Fatty is secretly conducting some business.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows concern for his classmates' well-being, providing them with Calming Talismans.
• Zhang Jixin is depicted as a struggling student, relying on rote memorization.
• Xin Fatty is revealed to be engaged in some secretive activities during exam week.

Significant Themes

• Examination Pressure: The chapter highlights the immense stress and anxiety students face due to exams, emphasizing the importance of exams in their academic progression.
• Study Methods: It explores different study methods, with Zheng Qing advocating for a more organized approach, while Zhang Jixin relies on rote memorization, and Xin Fatty seems to have an unconventional method.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with his classmates, showing concern for their well-being and offering help.
• Zhang Jixin and Xin Fatty interact with Zheng Qing, revealing their study methods and attitudes towards the exams.
• Ilena is mentioned, with Zheng Qing glancing in her direction, suggesting some shared history or connection.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing struggles with recurring nightmares, unable to remember their content but feeling intense terror and seeing blood-red images.
• He seeks help from the school hospital, professors, and even considers reaching out to the mysterious Big Black Cat, but finds no immediate assistance.
• Zheng Qing decides to seek help from Su Shijun, sneaking into the Two-Dimensional Evolution Laboratory whenever he can.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing's determination to find answers about his nightmares grows, leading him to take risks like sneaking into the laboratory.
• Xiao Xiao shows concern for Zheng Qing's academic pressure, comparing it to Nicholas' situation.

Significant Themes

• The pressure of final exams and the stress it causes, affecting both students' mental and physical health.
• The struggle between seeking help and maintaining one's pride and independence, as seen in Zheng Qing's reluctance to ask for assistance.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Xiao Xiao discuss their concerns about upcoming exams, with Xiao Xiao expressing worry for Zheng Qing's well-being.
• Zheng Qing interacts with various authority figures (professors, hospital healers) but finds them elusive or unhelpful, highlighting his isolation in dealing with his problem.
• Zheng Qing's determination to seek help from Su Shijun, despite the risks involved, shows his desperation and trust in their relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing visits Su Shijun in her office at the Two-Dimensional Evolution Laboratory.
• Su Shijun discusses Zheng Qing's recurring nightmares, which he describes as involving many people talking but not being able to hear them clearly.
• Su Shijun refuses to provide Zheng Qing with more information about his dreams or other mysteries he's trying to solve, advising him to focus on his final exams.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: He's still troubled by his nightmares and seeks help from Su Shijun. He's persistent in finding answers but struggles with his lack of progress.
• Su Shijun: She remains elusive and unwilling to share information, maintaining her mysterious demeanor. She shows slight concern for Zheng Qing's well-being but keeps her knowledge to herself.

Significant Themes

• Mystery and Elusiveness: Su Shijun's reluctance to share information and Zheng Qing's struggle to uncover the truth highlight the theme of mystery and elusiveness in the story.
• Patience and Persistence: Zheng Qing's determination to find answers, despite facing obstacles and lack of progress, underscores the importance of patience and persistence.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Su Shijun: Their interaction is tense yet cordial. Zheng Qing tries to extract information from Su Shijun, while she remains evasive, offering little help but showing mild concern for his well-being.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing receives a green bracelet from Su Shijun as a gift, woven with calming and evil-repelling talismans to help suppress his nightmares.
• Zheng Qing plans to give Su Shijun a thoughtful New Year's gift, considering bringing Poseidon to visit her.
• New Year's Day at First University is a legal holiday, despite upcoming final exams, causing mixed feelings among students and teachers.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows appreciation and thoughtfulness towards Su Shijun, indicating a growing bond between them.
• Su Shijun demonstrates care and concern for Zheng Qing's well-being, showing her growing affection towards him.

Significant Themes

• The holiday's mixed reception highlights the theme of change and adaptation, as wizards balance their traditional calendar with the modern one.
• The gift-giving and return gift planning emphasize the theme of reciprocity and mutual respect in their relationship.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Su Shijun's interaction shows a playful yet caring dynamic, with Zheng Qing feeling guilty for leaving Poseidon alone and Su Shijun teasing him about it.
• Zheng Qing's internal monologue reveals his growing affection for Su Shijun, as he ponders a suitable return gift for her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing completes drawing a full set of runes, feeling refreshed and satisfied.
• He habitually takes out the Silvery White Pocket Watch and pokes it, causing the cover to snap shut and wound his finger.
• The pocket watch suddenly starts talking, complaining about Zheng Qing's habit of poking it.
• The pocket watch threatens consequences if Zheng Qing continues poking it.
• Zheng Qing panics and hits the pocket watch with his Spellbook, causing a silvery stick figure to emerge and attack him.
• Zheng Qing hears someone shouting his name in the library.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing shows self-satisfaction after completing his task but is also cautious about others seeing it.
• He displays curiosity and persistence in his habit of poking the pocket watch.
• The pocket watch shows signs of sentience and communicates with Zheng Qing, displaying annoyance and a sense of duty towards timekeeping.

Significant Themes

• The power of persistence and curiosity, as seen in Zheng Qing's habit of poking the pocket watch.
• The theme of communication and understanding, as the pocket watch starts talking to Zheng Qing.
• The consequences of actions, as Zheng Qing's poking of the pocket watch leads to it attacking him.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing interacts with the pocket watch, initially without expecting a response, then in surprise and panic when it starts talking and attacking him.
• Zheng Qing is called by someone in the library, hinting at an upcoming interaction with another character.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Xin Fatty (Xin Banner Schmidt-Bayer) creates a commotion in the library, searching for Zheng Qing.
• Zheng Qing, hiding in the library, tries to evade Xin Fatty but is eventually found.
• They encounter a giant, pink, enraged octopus librarian who reprimands them for disturbing the library's order and tells them to have their Dean collect them.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Shows his cunning and evasive nature, trying to avoid Xin Fatty and the octopus librarian's wrath.
• Xin Fatty: Demonstrates his impulsive and anxious behavior, causing a scene in the library.

Significant Themes

• Order vs. Chaos: The octopus librarian represents order and discipline, while Xin Fatty's actions symbolize chaos and disruption.
• Consequences of Actions: Both Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty face consequences for their actions, highlighting the theme of responsibility.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty: Their interaction shows Zheng Qing's attempt to maintain calm and avoid trouble, while Xin Fatty is urgent and anxious, causing Zheng Qing to become more worried.
• Zheng Qing and the Octopus Librarian: Their interaction highlights the power dynamics between students and authority figures, with the octopus librarian exerting its authority and Zheng Qing showing deference.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Old Yao doesn't pick up Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty from Book Mountain Hall.
• Professor An from Jiuyou Academy's Academic Affairs Office escorts them back.
• They are punished with a library ban until the end of the semester.
• Mr. Octopus, the librarian, expresses concern about the increasing student stress.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty show remorse and understanding of their actions.
• Professor An demonstrates leniency and understanding towards students' stress during exams.
• Mr. Octopus exhibits concern for students' mental health.

Significant Themes

• Academic pressure and its impact on students' mental health.
• The leniency and understanding of authority figures towards students' misbehavior.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty interact with Professor An, showing remorse and gratitude.
• Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty interact with Mr. Octopus, showing respect and understanding.
• Professor An interacts with Zheng Qing, showing leniency and understanding.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Zheng Qing, a scholarship student, is informed by Xin Fatty that he has been included in The Wand's 'Arcana' list as 'The World', the 22nd position in the 'Great Arcana'.
• The Arcana list includes prominent figures in the university, such as the principal, vice principals, deans, and even a senior councilor and a laboratory director.
• Zheng Qing is initially confused and skeptical about his inclusion, but Xin Fatty explains that this is unprecedented for a freshman.

Character Developments

• Zheng Qing: Starts as confused and skeptical about his inclusion in the Arcana list, but gradually realizes the significance of his position.
• Xin Fatty: Initially excited and shocked by Zheng Qing's inclusion, later becomes more subdued and realistic about the implications.

Significant Themes

• Recognition and achievement: Zheng Qing's inclusion in the Arcana list signifies his potential and recognition among the university's elite.
• Unprecedented achievement: Zheng Qing's status as the youngest 'The World' in recorded wizarding history highlights his exceptional talent and potential.
• Skepticism and disbelief: Zheng Qing's initial reaction to his inclusion reflects the disbelief and skepticism that often accompany extraordinary achievements.

Character Interactions

• Zheng Qing and Xin Fatty: Zheng Qing's calm demeanor contrasts with Xin Fatty's excitement, leading to a humorous exchange between the two.
• Zheng Qing and the Arcana list figures: Zheng Qing's inclusion in the Arcana list puts him in the same league as the university's most influential figures, hinting at potential future interactions and expectations.