Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Meramon and Liang Xing's Digivice are taken by authorities for the Lunar Development Project.
• Liang Xing is required to provide Bulbasaur experimental subjects for the Lunar Base's initial power supply and emergency rations.
• Liang Xing Laboratory shifts focus to research exoskeleton armor for lunar construction, prioritizing it over bionic prosthetics.

Character Developments

• Liang Xing shows his understanding of the Lunar Development Project's needs and guides his laboratory accordingly.
• Liang Ziqian demonstrates increased confidence and initiative in questioning Liang Xing's decisions, showing growth in his research passion.

Significant Themes

• The importance of adaptability and flexibility in research, as seen in Liang Xing's shift in focus from bionic prosthetics to exoskeleton armor.
• The value of perseverance and hard work, reflected in the loyalty and resilience of Pokémon and the Huaxia people.

Character Interactions

• Liang Xing guides and supports his students, offering them opportunities to research both exoskeleton armor and bionic prosthetics.
• Liang Ziqian interacts with Liang Xing, showing both respect and confidence in questioning his teacher's decisions.
• Jiang Zheng acts as a mediator between Liang Xing and Liang Ziqian, emphasizing the need for cooperation with the electronics department.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The lunar development program at Liang Xing Laboratory is nearing completion.
• A Lie and Qi Tian spend their weekends at the lab, neglecting other entertainment.
• The second World GD Racers Grand Prix is about to begin.
• Zhou Chi, a player from the first competition, is struggling in the preliminaries due to targeted attacks.
• The Liang Xing Company arranges benefit matches for players with losses to earn easy money and win points.

Character Developments

• A Lie is more responsible and considerate, showing empathy for Zhou Chi's situation.
• Qi Tian has matured, no longer being as competitive as before, and is now more focused on Pokémon research.
• Zhou Chi remains determined despite facing targeted attacks and losses.

Significant Themes

• Fairness and sportsmanship in competition.
• The consequences of manipulation and targeted attacks in races.
• The importance of preparation and adaptability in facing challenges.

Character Interactions

• A Lie and Qi Tian discuss their GD Racers and the upcoming competition.
• A Lie expresses sympathy for Zhou Chi's situation, while Qi Tian hopes to help him.
• Viewers in A Lie's stream discuss Zhou Chi's situation and request help from Qi Tian.
• An unknown viewer reports Zhou Chi's situation to their associates, planning to snipe him again if necessary.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The second GD Racers tournament takes place during the National Day holiday, with over 5,000 participants from across Huaxia and overseas.
• The tournament has 64 race locations, with tracks varying from company stores to enthusiast-built tracks.
• Qi Tian and A Lie, as top three finishers from the previous tournament, directly qualify for the main event.
• Qi Tian uses a chip reader and simulation software to adapt to his new track before the competition.

Character Developments

• Qi Tian: He demonstrates his strategic thinking by simulating the new track to adapt quickly. His driving skills and understanding of GD Racers are further highlighted.
• A Lie: Although not directly involved in this part, A Lie's skills and strategies are implied to be at the same level as Qi Tian's.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and Preparation: Qi Tian's approach to simulating the new track emphasizes the importance of preparation and adaptation in competition.
• Speed vs. Attack: The battle between Qi Tian's Wind God and other racers highlights the trade-off between speed and attack in GD Racers design.
• The Gap in Performance: The difficulty battle racers have in keeping up with Qi Tian's Wind God underscores the significant performance gap between top-tier and average GD Racers.

Character Interactions

• Qi Tian and A Lie: Although not directly interacting in this chapter, their shared experience and skill level are implied, setting them up as rivals or allies in the tournament.
• Qi Tian and Other Racers: Qi Tian's interactions with other racers are mostly competitive, with his Wind God easily outpacing their cars.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The GD Racers Tournament's second day features a water park track, the longest and most challenging yet.
• Qi Tian's team is the first to compete on this new track, without any reference data.
• Racers face steep waterlogged slopes, deep water hazards, and a dark zone with minimal lighting.
• Qi Tian's strategy involves changing tires and batteries for waterproofing, using the Wind God's unique airflow for propulsion and defense, and adapting to the dark zone.

Character Developments

• Qi Tian demonstrates strategic thinking, adaptability, and resourcefulness in handling the new track's challenges.
• Other racers struggle with the track's complexity and changing environment, leading to eliminations.

Significant Themes

• Adaptability and strategic thinking in the face of new challenges.
• The importance of preparation and understanding one's equipment.

Character Interactions

• Qi Tian's team members help him simulate the track and provide support.
• Racers interact minimally, focused on their individual performances and eliminations.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The water park track took two hours to complete, with frequent part replacements due to water accumulation.
• As the round of 64 progressed, racers became more familiar with the track, reducing part replacement frequency.
• The live broadcast helped racers learn from others' experiences.
• The final race featured eight skilled GD Racers from around the world.

Character Developments

• A Lie and Qi Tian, despite initial struggles, improved their racing skills with Liang Xing Laboratory's technical support.
• Zhou Yan, a returning racer, uses fire-based attacks, earning him a bad reputation.
• David Best, a foreign contestant, uses an invisible blade attack, aiming to prove the Liberty Torch Federation's racing prowess.
• Zhou Chi, after avenging a previous loss, poses a significant threat to Qi Tian and A Lie.
• Xiong Da, Li Li, and Luo Dani, each with unique strategies, join the final race.

Significant Themes

• The evolution of GD Racers and their racers, with improved skills and strategies.
• The impact of technology and innovation on the sport, as seen in Liang Xing Laboratory's support.
• The diversity of racing styles and strategies, from combat to more subtle approaches.
• The global appeal of GD Racers, with contestants from different countries and cultures.

Character Interactions

• A Lie and Qi Tian strategize together before the final race, acknowledging the threat of combat racers.
• Zhou Chi seeks revenge against the racer who sniped him in the previous round.
• Racers analyze and strategize against each other based on their previous performances and racing styles.
• Luo Dani's fame and influence are noted, highlighting the rarity of female contestants in serious competitions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The race begins with Qi Tian leading, followed by A Lie, Li Li, and Zhou Chi.
• Zhou Yan's Flame Demon uses combat tactics, attempting to ignite other racers' guide wheels but fails.
• Luo Dani's Princess and Xiong Da's Little Bear work together to flip David's Lighthouse, slowing him down.
• Zhou Chi's Flying Comet, with its wall-riding ability, takes the lead at the steep slope.
• David, unable to catch up, decides to remove his air blade to increase horsepower and finish the race.

Character Developments

• Qi Tian maintains his lead, showing his racing skills.
• Zhou Yan's aggressive tactics backfire, leading to his elimination.
• Luo Dani and Xiong Da form a temporary alliance to eliminate David.
• Zhou Chi's strategic use of the Flying Comet's wall-riding ability propels him into the lead.
• David adapts his strategy, focusing on finishing the race rather than placing high.

Significant Themes

• The importance of adaptability and strategy in racing.
• The dangers and limitations of relying solely on aggressive tactics.
• The value of temporary alliances and cooperation among competitors.

Character Interactions

• Qi Tian, A Lie, and Li Li form the leading pack, with Qi Tian in first place.
• Zhou Yan's Flame Demon clashes with Zhou Chi's Flying Comet and Luo Dani's Princess.
• Luo Dani and Xiong Da cooperate to eliminate David's Lighthouse.
• Zhou Chi and his team work together to maintain the Flying Comet's lead.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The race features a challenging hairpin turn section with standing water, favoring cars that can handle water and wall collisions effectively.
• Xiong Da's 'Little Bear' car surprises with a lightning-fast maneuver through the hairpin turns, taking the lead.
• Qi Tian's 'Wind God' car attempts a risky flying style, overtaking others but also causing Li Li's 'Wind God' to crash out of the race.
• Qi Tian's car takes off and flies across most of the final asphalt track, securing a seemingly easy victory.

Character Developments

• Xiong Da proves his driving skills and car's capabilities, challenging the favorites.
• Qi Tian demonstrates his innovative driving style and car modifications, securing a dominant win.
• Li Li shows his competitive spirit but struggles with his car's control in challenging conditions.

Significant Themes

• Innovation and adaptation: Qi Tian's unique car modifications and driving style give him a significant advantage.
• Risk and reward: Qi Tian's risky maneuvers pay off, but Li Li's similar attempt ends in failure.
• Competition and sportsmanship: Despite the intense rivalry, there's mutual respect among the racers.

Character Interactions

• Qi Tian and A Lie's friendly rivalry continues, with A Lie acknowledging Qi Tian's win and expressing pride in his nephew's growth.
• Xiong Da's impressive performance earns respect from other racers.
• Li Li's determination to keep up with Qi Tian is evident, despite his setbacks.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The second World GD Racers Tournament attracts a large crowd to Baisha City.
• Qi Tian and A Lie return to Liang Xing Laboratory after the tournament.
• Li Xian gets chased up a tree by dogs while conducting an experiment at the Power Plant.
• Qi Tian, A Lie, and Wei Min rescue Li Xian from the tree.

Character Developments

• Qi Tian maintains his focus on research despite his racing success.
• A Lie accepts his loss gracefully and remains dedicated to improving his GD Racer.
• Li Xian's reckless behavior results in him getting chased by dogs, highlighting his lack of caution and disregard for safety protocols.

Significant Themes

• The importance of safety and caution in research, as demonstrated by Li Xian's incident.
• The dedication and focus required for scientific research, shown by Qi Tian and A Lie's commitment to their work despite external distractions.

Character Interactions

• Qi Tian and A Lie interact with their colleagues in the cafeteria, showing camaraderie and shared interests.
• Wei Min scolds Li Xian for his reckless behavior and ensures he seeks medical attention.
• A Lie and Qi Tian, along with Zuo Siqi, rescue Li Xian from the tree, demonstrating their willingness to help a colleague in need.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Stray dogs, part of the Growlithe Experiments, escape their breeding area and return with their tails between their legs.
• Wei Min, A Lie, and Qi Tian discover the escape and decide to examine the dogs.
• Liang Xing scolds Li Xian for his carelessness in handling the experiments.
• Liang Xing orders the reinforcement of the breeding area's walls to prevent future escapes.
• The Huaxia government sets the launch date for the manned rocket to the Moon as October 8th.

Character Developments

• Li Xian: Shows negligence in his duties, leading to the escape of the experimental dogs. He receives a scolding and a task to write a self-criticism.
• Wei Min: Demonstrates concern for the experimental subjects' well-being and safety, deciding to examine them and considering applying to prohibit Li Xian from approaching the cat and dog breeding areas.
• Qi Tian: Shows empathy and care for the frightened experimental dogs, successfully soothing them.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility and negligence: Li Xian's carelessness leads to the escape of the experimental dogs, highlighting the importance of responsible handling of experimental subjects.
• Safety and security: The incident prompts the reinforcement of the breeding area's walls to prevent future escapes, emphasizing the need for robust safety measures.

Character Interactions

• Wei Min, A Lie, and Qi Tian work together to examine the escaped experimental dogs, showing camaraderie and shared responsibility.
• Li Xian is scolded by Liang Xing, demonstrating the hierarchical relationship and the consequences of negligence in their workplace.
• Qi Tian interacts with the frightened experimental dogs, showing empathy and understanding, and successfully calms them down.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Chang'e Spacecraft, using Anti-Attraction Technology, launches for a test flight to the Moon.
• The spacecraft successfully leaves Earth, with astronauts experiencing intense pressure but surviving.
• The astronauts, divided into three shifts, manage the spacecraft and conduct experiments with Bulbasaur test subjects.

Character Developments

• Liang Xing, the mastermind behind the Anti-Attraction Technology, is focused on space exploration and colonization.
• The nine astronauts on the Chang'e Spacecraft demonstrate bravery and commitment to their mission, putting life and death aside.

Significant Themes

• Space Exploration: The necessity and inevitability of space colonization due to Earth's overpopulation and resource scarcity.
• Risk and Sacrifice: The astronauts' willingness to take risks and potentially lose their lives to verify the feasibility of the Anti-Attraction Engine.
• Preparation and Planning: The importance of thorough planning and preparation, as seen in the astronauts' division of labor and the spacecraft's provisions.

Character Interactions

• The astronauts work together, supporting each other through the challenges of space travel and the test flight.
• Liang Xing and Wei Min discuss the spacecraft's progress, with Liang Xing showing concern for the astronauts' well-being.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Huaxia's Moon exploration program sparks global interest and speculation.
• Huaxia shares its spacecraft technology with other countries in exchange for materials, as a delaying tactic to avoid potential conflicts.
• Liang Xing's laboratory receives materials from the country for their research, strengthening their cooperation.
• Liang Xing decides to offer a new elective course related to spacecraft technology.

Character Developments

• Liang Xing shows strategic thinking in handling international relations and research priorities.
• Jiang Zheng demonstrates his dedication to Huaxia's development but expresses concern about his busy schedule.
• Students in Liang Xing's laboratory display curiosity, boldness, and a strong work ethic.

Significant Themes

• International relations and cooperation, particularly in the context of space exploration.
• The importance of research and development in driving social progress.
• The balance between personal research goals and national needs.

Character Interactions

• Liang Xing and Jiang Zheng discuss the new elective course, with Jiang Zheng expressing his concerns about teaching it.
• Liang Xing assigns the task of creating a bulletin board for the elective course to a student, who initially protests but eventually accepts due to the course's relevance to the Moon landing project.
• Students in Liang Xing's laboratory show interest in the new elective course due to the potential extra credit and its connection to the Moon landing.

Key Plot Points and Events

• An electronic bulletin board is erected at the cafeteria entrance displaying new elective courses co-sponsored by the country and Liang Xing Laboratory.
• The improvements to the Chang'e Spacecraft involve various aspects, including the Anti-Gravity Engine and the yield and taste of vines from Bulbasaur experimental subjects.
• Students are more interested in the engine improvements than the vine research. The assistants prefer direct cultivation of Bulbasaur over studying vine yield and taste.
• The Moon base construction is proceeding smoothly, and students are eager to contribute.
• An elective course related to improving astronauts' food on the Moon sparks interest among students.

Character Developments

• Wen Yue, a student majoring in Pokémon, understands the significance of the vine research but knows that no teacher will take the related elective course.
• Wen Qiang, a student specializing in Tree Berries, is enthusiastic about improving astronauts' food but lacks deeper understanding of the issues involved.

Significant Themes

• The importance of research and development in space exploration, including food production and sustainability.
• The balance between immediate needs and long-term goals in scientific research.
• The role of students in contributing to national projects.

Character Interactions

• Wen Qiang approaches Wen Yue to discuss the vine research, seeking his expertise as a Pokémon major student.
• Wen Yue explains the significance of the vine research to Wen Qiang but remains indifferent about the elective course's prospects.
• The students discuss the Moon development plan and the challenges of obtaining Ball Berries for space food.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wen Qiang discovers a potential oversight in Tree Berry cultivation's growth cycle.
• Li Lao confirms the issue but prioritizes the current fruiting period.
• Li Lao realizes the impact of Ball Berries on the Moon development plan.
• They decide to harvest ripe Ball Berries and involve more students in the process.
• Li Lao plans to collaborate with an electronics major assistant to create a device for determining seed survival.

Character Developments

• Wen Qiang shows enthusiasm and dedication to Tree Berry cultivation, but lacks foresight.
• Li Lao demonstrates patience, experience, and strategic thinking in managing the cultivation process.

Significant Themes

• The importance of time management and prioritization in research.
• The impact of Pokémon Factors on Tree Berry cultivation and growth.
• The role of collaboration and teamwork in scientific research.

Character Interactions

• Wen Qiang and Li Lao discuss the cultivation process, with Li Lao guiding Wen Qiang's enthusiasm towards practical steps.
• Li Lao considers involving more students and seeks collaboration with an electronics major assistant, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary cooperation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Students complete the Underground Seed Detector, enhancing Tree Berry cultivation efficiency.
• Pokémon major conducts elective course screening; no assistants are cultivating according to elective course requirements.
• Bulbasaur experimental subjects are studied for higher vine production; logistics personnel help identify suitable subjects.
• Pichu experimental subjects are tested for power generation, but results are disappointing.
• Students review and study Pokémon test subjects during elective course time, hoping to gain extra credits.

Character Developments

• Liang Xing: Encourages students' independent research, even if it's just learning to quit unrealistic pursuits.
• Wen Yue: Reviews Pichu test subjects' data, acknowledges the need for Pikachu or Raichu for power generation.

Significant Themes

• Scientific research and its value, even when the outcome isn't immediately meaningful.
• The importance of perseverance and learning from research experiences.
• The impact of Pokémon cultivation on society and the Moon development project.

Character Interactions

• Liang Xing and the assistants: Aware of students' after-school research but don't intervene unless a major error occurs.
• Wen Yue and other students: Collaborate to review Pichu test subjects' data, discuss the need for Pikachu or Raichu for power generation.
• Students and assistants: Some students value elective courses related to the Moon development project, while others don't. They follow assistants to learn and gain knowledge during daily statistics and research.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Jiang Zheng's class completes their first major project, the Walker Exoskeleton Power Armor.
• The Walker is equipped with a life support system but is not fully enclosed due to material constraints.
• Jiang Zheng pilots the Walker to report to Liang Xing, but it needs repairs before use.
• Liang Xing deducts 5 Credits from the students responsible for assembly and inspection issues.

Character Developments

• Jiang Zheng demonstrates his mechanical expertise and calmness under pressure.
• Liang Ziqian takes responsibility for his mistake in not checking the assembly and learns from it.
• Liang Xing shows his strictness and fairness in managing the laboratory.

Significant Themes

• The importance of safety and precision in mechanical engineering.
• The value of learning from mistakes and taking responsibility.
• The role of teamwork and collaboration in completing major projects.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Zheng and Liang Ziqian work together to fix the Walker, with Liang Ziqian calling Jiang Zheng "Uncle Zheng."
• Liang Xing interacts with Jiang Zheng and Liang Ziqian, demonstrating his authority and expectations.
• Students from different majors watch the Walker's demonstration, showing curiosity and respect for the mechanical engineering major.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Pokémon Islands consist of three main islands (Sun, Moon, Star) with the goal of connecting nearby islands and reefs to form a larger landmass.
• The largest island, Sun Island, is primarily rocky with few natural enemies, but now hosts a Golem Beast causing destruction and displacement of wildlife.
• Construction involves using Golem Beasts to destroy rocks, which are then converted into soil using a Soil Conversion Solvent developed by Liang Xing.
• Zhao Hu, the supervisor, equips each Golem Beast with a construction worker to handle the aftermath of the destruction.

Character Developments

• Zhao Hu: Shows responsibility and foresight in managing the construction process, considering the Golem Beasts' capabilities and the future use of destroyed rocks for land reclamation.
• Liang Xing: Absent but influential, as his research on the Soil Conversion Solvent is crucial for the island development project.

Significant Themes

• Adaptation and survival: Wildlife must adapt to the Golem Beast's presence or leave Sun Island.
• Progress and destruction: The construction process involves destroying the natural environment to create new habitats.
• Teamwork: The collaboration between Golem Beasts and construction workers is essential for the project's success.

Character Interactions

• Zhao Hu and the middle-aged construction worker: They work together, with the worker handling the aftermath of the Golem Beast's destruction and Zhao Hu overseeing the process.
• Golem Beast and the middle-aged construction worker: They develop a friendly rapport, with the worker providing food and care for the Golem Beast.
• Liang Xing and Zhao Hu: Though not directly interacting in this chapter, their combined efforts drive the island development project forward.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liang Ziqian, a withdrawn student, anxiously awaits news about the Walker Exoskeleton Power Armor sent to the Pokémon Islands.
• Zhang Long, a classmate, contacts Zhao Hu, the main person in charge of the Pokémon Islands, to inquire about the Walker's status.
• Zhao Hu reports that the Walker is performing well, improving construction efficiency on the islands.
• Zhang Long learns that more Walker units are needed and agrees to request this from Liang Xing.

Character Developments

• Liang Ziqian shows growth in his personality, seeking help from others to address his worries, unlike his usual withdrawn self.
• Zhang Long demonstrates his proactive and helpful nature, maintaining good relationships with fellow students, including Liang Ziqian.

Significant Themes

• Overcoming Withdrawal: Liang Ziqian's anxiety about the Walker forces him to reach out to others, marking a step forward in his personal growth.
• Teamwork and Cooperation: Zhang Long's helpful nature and willingness to assist Liang Ziqian highlight the importance of teamwork and mutual support among students.

Character Interactions

• Liang Ziqian and Zhang Long: Liang Ziqian's anxiety leads him to seek help from Zhang Long, who responds with kindness and assistance, strengthening their bond.
• Zhang Long and Zhao Hu: Zhang Long contacts Zhao Hu to gather information about the Walker, demonstrating their camaraderie and mutual support.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Soil Conversion Solvent-transformed soil is delivered and received by Wei Min.
• Wei Min observes the transformed soil under a quantum microscope, finding it remarkably clean and devoid of organic matter, minerals, and acidity/alkalinity.
• Xu Feng interrupts Wei Min's observation, borrows the microscope, and starts drawing blood from Pokémon experimental subjects for research.

Character Developments

• Wei Min shows curiosity and initiative in investigating the transformed soil but is easily distracted.
• Xu Feng demonstrates determination and resourcefulness in pursuing her research on Pokémon Factors, involving students in her work.

Significant Themes

• The transformative potential of the Soil Conversion Solvent and its implications for plant growth, particularly Tree Berries.
• The exploration of Pokémon Factors and their inheritance, with a focus on targeted gene mutations and inheritance.

Character Interactions

• Wei Min and Xu Feng collaborate and share information about their respective research interests.
• Xu Feng involves her students in her research, fostering their curiosity and learning.
• Liang Xing's influence is felt through his rules and goals, guiding the research of Wei Min and Xu Feng.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liang Xing's Pikachu successfully cultivates 11 Tomato Berry trees.
• The Pichu and Pikachu group expands, leading to some Pichu not being familiar with Liang Xing.
• Liang Xing discovers size differences among the Pikachu group, indicating food distribution issues.
• Liang Xing captures his first Pokémon, a Pichu, and decides to train it.

Character Developments

• Liang Xing: Shows care and responsibility for the Pokémon under his care. He captures his first Pokémon, a Pichu, and decides to train it.
• Raichu: Acts as the group leader and has a good relationship with Liang Xing. It helps Liang Xing manage the Pokémon group and encourages the captured Pichu to join Liang Xing.
• Pichu: The captured Pichu shows enthusiasm and boldness, leading to Liang Xing choosing it as his first Pokémon.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility: Liang Xing feels responsible for the well-being of the Pokémon under his care, ensuring their food and shelter.
• Growth and Expansion: The Pichu and Pikachu group's expansion leads to new challenges, such as unfamiliarity with Liang Xing and food distribution issues.
• Pokémon Training: Liang Xing decides to train his first Pokémon, a Pichu, marking a new stage in his relationship with Pokémon.

Character Interactions

• Liang Xing and Raichu: They work together to manage the Pokémon group. Raichu helps Liang Xing understand the group's dynamics and encourages the captured Pichu to join Liang Xing.
• Liang Xing and Pichu: Liang Xing captures his first Pokémon, a Pichu, and decides to train it. The Pichu shows enthusiasm and boldness, leading to Liang Xing's decision.
• Pichu and Pikachu: The Pichu and Pikachu group interacts with Liang Xing, showing familiarity with some and shyness with others. They also help distribute food among the group.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liang Xing starts training his Pichu by making it run on a hamster wheel-like device.
• Pichu struggles initially but eventually enjoys the exercise.
• Liang Xing creates a standard Poké Ball for easier transportation of Pichu.
• Pichu exhausts itself and falls asleep before Liang Xing can put it in the Poké Ball.
• Liang Xing cooks a special meal using Tomato Berry test subjects.

Character Developments

• Liang Xing demonstrates his dedication to training his Pichu and his expertise in creating Poké Balls.
• Pichu shows determination in adapting to the new training regime and exhaustion after overexertion.

Significant Themes

• The importance of training and exercise for Pokémon.
• The creation and use of Poké Balls as a means of transportation and storage for Pokémon.
• The unique cooking methods and ingredients used by Liang Xing.

Character Interactions

• Liang Xing interacts with his Pichu, encouraging it during training and caring for it when it's exhausted.
• Liang Xing interacts with cafeteria staff, asking for ingredients and sending away a student who tries to greet him.
• The chef watches Liang Xing cook, marveling at his unique method but not daring to ask about it.