The World Beckoned in My Call

• Comeback
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Jack Lang, the retired legendary hero Commander Asura, finds himself thrust back into chaos on his first day of retirement. As he reluctantly heads to a blind date arranged by his mother, the city of Jiangcheng is suddenly under attack by a catastrophic weather phenomenon. Warnings blare, signaling the city’s imminent destruction. Despite the urgency, Jack remains focused on his mother’s insistence on finding him a suitable partner, even as he jokes about the absurdity of the situation. On his way to the coffee shop, Jack encounters a bizarre and chilling scene—a mysterious old man appears, muttering incoherently about death and destruction. The atmosphere grows tense as Jack realizes the threat is far more serious than he initially thought. Meanwhile, the city’s defenses crumble, and extreme factions emerge, adding to the chaos. Amidst the turmoil, Jack’s path to his blind date becomes a battleground, with danger lurking at every turn. Unbeknownst to him, this chaotic day will lead to an unexpected encounter that changes his life forever.
• Ep. 2
  Jack Lang, the retired legendary hero Commander Asura, finds himself in a tense confrontation with mysterious figures who possess the power to control weather and wreak havoc on cities. The dialogue reveals a sense of urgency and danger as Jack is warned of the impending destruction these "weather disaster freaks" can unleash. Despite the threats, Jack remains defiant, questioning their motives and capabilities. The scene escalates with repeated warnings and a chilling realization of the scale of destruction these individuals can cause. Amidst the chaos, Jack’s past as a hero is hinted at, suggesting he may be the only one capable of stopping them. The tension builds as the figures mock Jack, underestimating his strength, but Jack’s resolve remains unshaken. The scene ends with a cryptic mention of a powerful figure, "Mu Xue," who seems to hold significant influence, setting the stage for further intrigue and conflict.
• Ep. 3
  Jack Lang, now retired as the legendary Commander Asura, finds himself in a series of awkward blind dates arranged by his mother. In one such encounter, he faces a barrage of questions about his education, assets, and family background. The woman across the table is unimpressed by his lack of formal education, property, and his parents' modest farming background. She dismisses him outright, calling him a waste of time. Meanwhile, another woman, Yu Zhaoqing, arrives at the café for her own blind date. She is directed to a private booth where she meets Jack, who introduces himself as Lu Jing. Despite his humble background and recent discharge from the military, Yu Zhaoqing seems intrigued. She listens as Jack’s previous date criticizes him for having no job and living in the suburbs, even suggesting that Yu Zhaoqing should reject him immediately. However, Yu Zhaoqing sees potential in Jack. She notes that his eagerness to marry, evidenced by his multiple simultaneous blind dates, aligns with her own needs. She introduces herself and offers a straightforward proposition: if Jack can meet her expectations, she is willing to marry him. The scene ends with a hint of mutual interest, setting the stage for an unexpected union.
• Ep. 4
  Jack Lang, the retired hero, finds himself in an awkward blind date. He candidly reveals his humble background, explaining that his parents are farmers with no pensions, and his mother’s health is poor. He admits he can’t afford a house, car, or even a dowry, relying on his military severance pay. Despite this, his date seems unfazed and presents a prenuptial agreement, proposing a simple marriage without a wedding banquet. Jack insists on a small ceremony to honor his family’s wishes, and they agree to marry the next day at a hotel, with no guests. Meanwhile, Cara, Will Olson’s granddaughter, learns of Jack’s sudden marriage and demands to see the marriage certificate, curious about the man who managed to wed her. The tension builds as their paths unknowingly converge.
• Ep. 5
  Cara’s grandfather confronts her about her impulsive marriage to a stranger, expressing his disappointment and concern. He questions her decision, pointing out that she is the future guardian of Jiangcheng and the true controller of the Tianlan Group, a position of immense responsibility. Cara defends her choice, arguing that marrying someone from within the family could jeopardize the empire they’ve built. She insists on finding a partner who can help her maintain control over their vast assets. The conversation shifts to recent threats against Jiangcheng, including a catastrophic disaster that was only averted by the intervention of a legendary warrior. Cara’s grandfather suggests that aligning with such a powerful figure could secure their future, but Cara remains defiant. She asserts her independence, stating that she doesn’t need to rely on any man to achieve her goals. Instead, she prefers to “buy” a partner who fits her needs, even if it means arranging a marriage for convenience. Despite her grandfather’s frustration, Cara remains resolute, determined to chart her own path. The tension between them underscores the clash between tradition and Cara’s desire for autonomy. As the conversation ends, Cara’s grandfather hints at the possibility of finding the legendary warrior, leaving Cara to ponder her next move.

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