The first installment, Jianghu Emergency Station, and the second, Jianghu 120: Wu Bing, were never finished. Now the story continues in all its glory.
In this vast cultivation world, everyone strives to cross the river, and cause and effect bind those inside and outside every scheme. Wu Bing is merely a low-ranking cultivator in the Heavenly Way Bureau’s Plane Stabilization Division. Starting over in this mortal realm, his carefree path of vengeance and retribution comes with endless life plans to write, as well as world rifts he can never keep sealed.
His fellow disciples laugh at Wu Bing for keeping his mouth shut and cultivating in seclusion, calling him a coward. Little do they know he has three thousand Heavenly Dao speech-sealing spells tucked beneath his tongue. Fellow cultivators rebuke him for being cold and looking out only for himself, unaware that the Nine Realms’ Balance of Fortune hangs outside the golden light protecting his body. Their measuring rods can weigh merit ledgers, but they cannot measure the supplementary Register of Life and Death that Wu Bing carries on his shoulders, its ink barely dry even as thunder keeps crashing around it.
Today, people laugh at Wu Bing for sailing through a sea of sin. One day, the nine stars shining upon him will expose the maggots at the roots of their tongues. This bureaucratic path to immortality was never about serene inaction. It is about becoming a pillar, and in this world of cultivators chasing every rise and fleeing every fall… being the one person who keeps their head down and watches the “world collapse rate,” ready to cut losses.
The Heavenly Dao’s weight falls on merit boxes that talk too much, and Wu Bing’s KPI is simply to make sure everyone can keep cultivating.
The fallen leaves at the Emergency Station keep on falling, and those who grew up in 120 are still here. Of course, Wu Zhan, who is still taking off his battle robe, will eventually return to his true self.
The content is good! The follow-up plot of "Jianghu First Aid Station" is here again. The author is talented, and the protagonist's tragedy like falling leaves unexpectedly returns to modern times. Now it has returned to Cangwu Continent from modern times. I would like to ask, why don't you publish these books consecutively in one? Your foreshadowing turned out to be from previous books! 🥇🥈🥉
New plots are continuously updated, and the code words are redoubled twice.