This is the story of a reborn wild goose who perseveres in stopping his master from getting himself killed.
Preventing death is easy, but no one knows better than Shangguan Hongxin, who spent his previous life getting himself killed at every turn, how hard it is to stop someone from courting death.
So now he wants to stop his master, the Mohist giant whose intellect surpasses even his own, from courting death.
The wild goose: ...
----A little scene with no bearing on the plot----
The reborn King of Yan never imagined that seeing Qiaoru Lai again would feel so completely different.
Shangguan Hongxin: The plan failed. Master escaped without me...
Qiaoru Lai: The plan went wrong. Master listed nineteen of my mistakes...
Shangguan Hongxin: Master told me to remember the 1,743 people who died in battle.
Qiaoru Lai: Master said that if I couldn't think of an answer, I should jump off a cliff.
Shangguan Hongxin: I am Master's disciple.
Qiaoru Lai: Master... only wanted to take on a successor.
So Shangguan Hongxin, for once, fell into deep thought. What exactly had he cared about in his junior brother in his previous life?
Qiaoru Lai: Senior Brother, you came here just to brag about Master...
Didn't you?! Didn't you?! Didn't you?!
This story has already been commissioned as a companion piece to the second part of Wang Shu by Qian Nian Yu. I'm building up a backlog. When Wang Shu starts, the wild goose will start too...
