That night, the Zhou camp swept away previous despair with a grand feast. During the event, Ji Fa frequently toasted Wei Hu, trying to win him over, but Wei Hu seemed oblivious. He drank whenever offered, and that was the end of it, leaving Ji Fa a bit helpless but unable to find fault.
Wei Hu, one of the only seven in the original novel to achieve Body to Saint, is not someone easily swayed. His goal in descending the mountain this time is clear: to assist his uncle-master Ziya in the Rise of Zhou and Fall of Shang, while also enhancing his own prowess.
Focus on 'assist his uncle-master Ziya'; the cause and effect all rest with uncle-master Ziya!
Jiang Ziya did not indulge in the victory at hand but instead asked Wei Hu, "Nephew, can we slay the other Three Saints tomorrow?"
Wei Hu inwardly scoffed, "Slay the Three Saints? Me? Are you dreaming?"
Yet he knew exactly who Jiang Ziya was referring to.
Wei Hu solemnly replied, "Uncle-master, there is no need to worry!"
