Serious version:
Life has a beginning, and death has a destination.
Why do we come, and why do we go?
Where do we come from, and where do we go?
They say the soul weighs twenty-one grams. After death, does it return to the underworld, or wander this world instead...?
But if a soul remains among the living, it must be because of an attachment it cannot let go of.
Scattered souls, lost souls, lingering souls: someone must recover their memories and fulfill their wishes before sending them into reincarnation.
And so someone is needed to guide the souls lingering in this world back to where they belong.
Thus, spirit guides were born...
Is there an unfulfilled wish you'd like to tell me about?
Irreverent version:
Once you've grown up, you have to learn to stand on your own.
Yes, Master is always right!
But in the name of the Heavenly Dao, when you throw a kid out of the house, could you at least remember to give them enough money for the journey?
And so Boss Xu, who happened to be passing by and watching the commotion, picked up one unlucky kid who had just come of age~~
Warnings: 1. The story focuses on the bottom, and has a slow start.
2. The protagonist acts from the perspective of the souls, and may occasionally have questionable morals. (That does not mean the author shares those morals!)
3. The profession is made up, so there may be some plot holes?
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This story is exclusively serialized on Jinjiang. Please do not repost!!!!!
