The Book of Black.

Summary

In Chapter 46, a young man expresses disdain for racists and provocatively steps on a white man named Wilson, inciting anger among the white men present. Ruvio, a local noble, intervenes and decides to leave, leading to confusion and disappointment among the white men who are unaccustomed to being challenged by locals. As Wilson struggles underfoot, a group of young boys and girls discusses how to deal with him, joking about extreme measures. Zhu Hao Miao, another character, observes Wilson's vulnerability and uses the opportunity to manipulate his emotions, planting seeds of anger and hatred within him. As Wilson's demeanor shifts to one of rage and vengeance, Zhu Hao Miao reflects on the nature of souls and the power of the Black Book, realizing the importance of the protective shell around a soul. The chapter concludes with Zhu Hao Miao gaining insights into the manipulation of hearts and the significance of the soul's protection.

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