You Promised End-of-Life Care, So Why Bring an J-20?

Lin Yang is a hospice volunteer. When he helps a good person fulfill a final wish, he receives good luck in return.

On his very first hospice visit, the person he was helping asked to see a J-20 with his own eyes.

Everyone thought this was completely impossible.

Yet half a month later, Lin Yang arrived at the hospital in a J-20, leaving the entire hospital in shock: "You've got to be kidding me. You can grant a wish like that?"

After that, patients receiving hospice care made even more impossible requests, asking for all kinds of fighter jets belonging to the Eagle Sauce, including the F-22, F-35, and F-15SE.

But when Lin Yang fulfilled every wish one by one, the patients suddenly stopped wanting to die. They found the courage to undergo surgery, and the success rate was astonishingly high.

His colleagues at the Hospice Volunteer Association went crazy: "You were supposed to comfort the patients, but you brought them back to life?"

When word reached the Eagle Sauce, they panicked: "How does he know all the data on our fighter jets? We hear the Rabbit has already started copying them. We're doomed."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.