Master, You Don't Want the Identity of the Crossing Person to Be Exposed, Right? (1-678).

Summary

In the narrative, Wen Quan receives a video call from Gong Sun Jing, a newly appointed goddess, who expresses her dedication to blessing disaster victims despite her busy schedule. Their conversation reveals her struggles with balancing her responsibilities and personal well-being. Wen Quan, concerned for her health, suggests she consolidate the wishes she receives through local statues instead of responding to each one individually. They discuss the nature of the wishes, particularly those for healing, leading them to investigate a family's urgent need for food. The story highlights themes of duty, compassion, and the complexities of divine intervention.

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