Among the familiar figures, isn't that Junior Brother Qian, who died in battle in Yunjing City on the same day as me last August?
Even now, in his slumber, his face was twisted in a ferocious grimace as he muttered in his sleep:
"I'll crush you all! I'll crush you all!
Tomorrow, at the Ghost Power Factory assembly line, the opportunity to work overtime for twelve Two Hours is mine!
I want to work overtime; I want blessings; if gods block, kill the gods; if Buddhas block, kill the Buddhas!"
Senior Brother Song certainly knew the rules of the "Automatic Cultivation Machine": whichever team managed to push the millstone to crush the ghost ahead would be rewarded with a whole day's work in the factory (Chapter 452).
Yet, even in his dreams, Junior Brother Qian harbored such lowly desires.
One could imagine to what extent his fulfilling career in labor had reformed him.
Truly a matter for congratulation.
But now was not the time for dreaming.