Hello, swordsmen and wanderers. Thanks for idling, testing, sword-swinging, Dao-seeking, and pointing out the parts of Jianghu that sounded a little too much like backstage machinery. This update smooths out long-term growth, cleans up some odd text, and makes adventures a bit better at taking care of themselves.
What’s New
Strange Text Has Been Cleaned Up
The Clues panel should no longer show mysterious internal-looking English codes. Hints now behave like hints, not like someone dropped a developer key on the roadside.
Dao Journey Progress Feels Better
The Dao road is still long, but online time, offline returns, and some idle events now help move it forward. The 500-hour journey has not vanished, but it should feel less like carrying a mountain in your inventory.
Changing Manuals Keeps Your Progress
Inner cultivation progress now follows the character, not the manual. Switching to a new manual no longer feels like transferring schools and starting from Lesson One again.
Idle Adventures Auto-Settle
Adventures discovered while idling online will now wrap themselves up and grant rewards when their timer ends, even if you do not enter them manually. You can idle in peace; Jianghu now finishes its own cup of tea.
Thanks again for helping us make this Jianghu smoother, stranger, and more fun to wander through. May your idle gains be steady, your adventures timely, and your Dao Journey slightly less existential.About
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