Weekly reset in Where Winds Meet quietly refills the most essential weekly shops. If you skip them or buy the wrong things, you lose free Inner Path, Martial Arts, profession growth, and cosmetics for the entire week. Most of these come from Jade Fish and a few special currencies, so every missed reset is wasted power.
This guide tells you what to buy first in every key shop and why. You will see which items to grab weekly (Inner Ways, Martial Arts upgrades, gear chests) and how to earn the currencies to afford them. Use it as a simple checklist so your Jade Fish, Battle Pass currency, Guild Coins, and Four Seas Letters always become real, permanent progress.
1. What to Prioritize in Where Winds Meet’s Weekly Reset
Weekly reset is when the most valuable shops quietly restock. If you ignore them, you leave Inner Path upgrades, Martial Arts progress, cosmetic pulls, and housing currency on the table for the rest of the week. The weekly reset happens alongside the server reset (at the same time as weekly quests and the Battle Pass refresh).
Weekly-limited currencies include Jade Fish, Hundred Trades Treasure Coins, Harmony Coins, and Four Seas Letters, each tied to a different shop and set of activities.
Weekly Priority Checklist
- Spend Jade Fish and Echo Jade in the Activity Shop for progression materials.
- Buy your weekly Tomes for Internal Arts and Inner Ways.
- Clear limited stock items from important general goods vendors.
- Push Battle Pass missions to reach or approach the weekly XP cap.
- As time allows, farm and spend:
- Jianghu Reputation in the Sect Shop
- Hundred Trades Treasure Coins in the Hundred Trades Shop
- Fourfold Coin in the Bounty Shop
- Four Seas Letters in the Four Seas Shop
- Harmony Coins in the Brotherhood Shop
Everything else (dailies, Outposts, casual events) can be slotted around these.
Xiao Yao is the General Goods Shop in Qinghe.
2. Season Shop – Best Weekly Jade Fish Buys
The Season Shop (sometimes shown as “Activity Shop” or “Exchange Shop”) is the main sink for Jade Fish, the activity points you get from playing basically everything in the game. Jade Fish has a weekly cap (you stop earning it after you hit the limit).
How to open the Season Shop:
Menu → Shop → Offers → Season / Activity Shop
2.1 What Items to Buy in the Season Shop
In the main growth/combat tab of the Season Shop, prioritise these weekly-limited items:
- Inner Way Note Chest – random Inner Path pages; core for your internal power.
- Inner Way Notes (single-page packs) – top up specific Inner Paths you’re pushing.
- Martial Arts Combat Tips chests – random Martial Arts manuals to expand your move pool.
- Martial Arts Custom Tips chests – selectable Martial Arts fragments to chase specific builds.
2.2 How to Get Jade Fish Efficiently
- Do campaign challenges, outposts, and Sword Trials through Wandering Path.
- Clear casual activities like Pitch Pot, Fishing, and Archery for the daily Sentient Beings rewards.
- Finish Battle Pass dailies and weeklies, then claim the Jade Fish from the seasonal tabs.
- Join guild and sect activities that pay out activity points alongside their own currencies.
Skip generic “String of Coins” or similar money-only boxes until you’ve cleared everything above; Jade Fish is worth more when converted into progression instead of raw cash.
Treat Jade Fish like a weekly allowance. If you leave it unspent, you are walking away from free power.
You can buy Gear Chests in Where Winds Meet from the Activity Shop.
2.3 Season Shop – Best Weekly Profession Development Items
In the Profession / Career tab, you can also convert Jade Fish into long-term career power. These are all weekly-limited and highly efficient:
- Career Notebook – generic career EXP; buy every copy each week.
- Healer Gift Box – profession items and EXP for Healer.
- Scholar Gift Box – profession items and EXP for Scholar (great for Gift of Gab builds).
- Custom Career Gift Box – lets you funnel rewards into your primary profession of choice.
If you play mostly one profession, clear the Career Notebook and Custom Career Gift Box first, then pick the boxes for your alt professions if you still have spare Jade Fish.
Scholar and Healer Development Items.
3. General Goods Vendors – Weekly Upgrade Materials
Several “ordinary” General Vendors in Where Winds Meet quietly reset their stock every week and are easy to forget. These don’t use fancy currencies, but they save you a lot of farming time.
Weekly items worth grabbing in these General Vendors include:
- Weapon and armor enhancement stones for early and mid-game gear.
- Basic crafting and cooking ingredients (meat, herbs, spices) you’d otherwise have to grind.
- Wood, stone, and fur bundles for furniture and housing construction.
- Rare building mats that are tied to specific furnishing plans.
Buy each week enough to support your current enhancement and cooking plans so you don’t run into material walls mid-progression.
It does not look impressive week to week, but over a month or two, these small buys add up to a big gear and cultivation advantage.
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- Xiao Yao is the General Goods Shop in Qinghe.
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- General Goods items in Where Winds Meet. Some are available daily, the others weekly.
4. Sect Shop – How To Get and Spend Jianghu Reputation
Joining a Sect unlocks Sect Commands, unique rules, and a dedicated Sect Shop that spends Jianghu Reputation. This reputation has a weekly cap (around 1,200 points), so if you ignore it for a week, you slow down your access to sect-exclusive outfits, emotes, and themed rewards.
4.1 How to get Jianghu Reputation Each Week
- Do Sect Commands from the Jianghu Errand tab in the Sect menu.
- Prioritise weekend Commands for the extra reputation bonus per errand.
- Keep an eye on any Sect-specific missions that pop up while you explore.
Aim to hit the weekly reputation cap or get as close as you can. Extra rewards from Commands still drop even when reputation stops increasing, so you never truly “waste” a turn-in.
4.2 Best Sect Shop Rewards
What you can buy depends on your Sect, but in general you should look for:
- Sect-exclusive outfits and hairstyles – long-term cosmetics you keep even if you leave the Sect.
- Sect-themed Martial Arts or weapons where available (for example, Thundercry Blade–style rewards in combat-focused sects).
- Housing items and decor that match your Sect’s theme.
Check the Sect menu at the start of every week, grab your Commands, and let reputation build up as you play. Even if you do not spend it right away, keeping Jianghu Reputation capped means that when a new outfit, martial art, or housing set catches your eye, you can buy it instantly without waiting for another reset.
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- Sectless Shop in Where Winds Meet.
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- Well of Heaven Shop in Where Winds Meet.
5. Hundred Trades Shop – Career Currency
Hundred Trades Treasure Coins are a weekly-capped currency earned from profession content and the Hundred Trades board. They’re used in the Hundred Trades Shop for profession-themed cosmetics, tools, and housing pieces.
You can open the shop from the Hundred Trades NPC/interface once it’s unlocked.
5.1 How to Get Hundred Trades Treasure Coins
- Complete Hundred Trades orders that ask for crafted or collected items.
- Do your weekly profession tasks (Scholar, Healer, etc.) that pay out Treasure Coins.
- Turn in special commissions tied to events or seasonal Hundred Trades requests.
5.2 Best Rewards in the Hundred Trades Shop
Because these items are mostly cosmetic or utility, focus on what you actually use:
- Profession-exclusive outfits and accessories for your primary career (Scholar or Healer).
- Unique crafting tools or profession props that unlock new interactions or achievements.
- Housing sets and furniture themed around your favourite profession.
If you are short on Treasure Coins in a given week, prioritise permanent unlocks that change your appearance or give new interactions over one-off consumables.
6. Bounty Shop – Fourfold Coin
The Bounty Shop is where you spend Fourfold Coin earned from bounty work. This currency has a weekly limit, so if you run a lot of bounties but never spend or cap it, you are leaving extra cosmetics and housing pieces on the table.
6.1 How to get Fourfold Coins
- Pick up bounties from the Bounty Board in major towns once the system unlocks.
- Focus on weekly bounties that list Fourfold Coin as a reward, since those give the biggest chunks.
- Mix in repeatable role bounties (Healer, Scholar, criminal hunting) on days when you are already doing co-op or open-world content.
You do not need to grind purely for Fourfold Coin, but if you already enjoy bounty gameplay, treating the weekly cap as a soft goal keeps the shop useful.
6.2 Best Bounty Shop Rewards to Buy
The Bounty Shop is mostly about style and flavour, so be direct with your spending:
- Target bounty-themed outfits and accessories you actually want your character to wear.
- Pick housing decorations that fit the look of your base (wanted posters, boards, props).
- Skip random filler and low-impact consumables unless you are sitting on spare Fourfold Coin at the end of the week.
If you are short on time, you do not have to hit the Fourfold Coin cap every reset. But if you are already running bounties for fun or for other rewards, you might as well let the coins stack up and turn them into permanent cosmetics instead of leaving that weekly currency unused.
Bounty Shop in the Where Winds Meet store mostly sells cosmetic items.
7. Four Seas Shop – Co-op and Online Rewards
Four Seas Letters (or Coins, depending on localisation) come from tougher co-op content and are spent in the Four Seas Shop. These usually sit closer to late-game and unlock more premium items.
7.1 How to Get Four Seas Letters
- Clear high-level co-op activities and late-game content listed under Wandering Path, such as Hero’s Realm and Sword Trial.
- Focus on activities that specifically show Four Seas Letters in the reward preview.
7.2 Best Rewards in the Four Seas Shop
Four Seas items can change over time, but the priority stays similar:
- Powerful or rare cosmetic sets tied to late-game activities.
- Special housing themes or large furniture bundles.
- Any unique upgrade materials that are clearly flagged as limited or Four Seas–exclusive.
Because this is an end-game currency, don’t rush to spend it on minor items; wait for the bigger unlocks.
8. Sworn Cohort Shop – Harmony Coins
Harmony Coins are earned from social/co-op content and you can spend them in the Sword Cohort Shop on cosmetics and housing.
8.1 How to Get Harmony Coins
- Join co-op Strongholds and shared open-world fights.
- Participate in Brotherhood / social activities that reward Harmony.
- Take part in group events advertised in guild or world chat that list Harmony Coins in their rewards.
8.2 Best Sworn Cohort Shop Purchases
Harmony Coins are pure lifestyle currency, so treat them as your “fashion fund”:
- Social outfits and accessory sets that you can’t buy elsewhere.
- Housing decorations tied to co-op or social themes.
- Emotes or special interaction items if they appear in your version of the shop.
Because Harmony Coins are capped weekly, avoid spreading them across too many random small items; save up for the pieces you really want.
Sworn Cohort Shop in Where Winds Meet.
9. Battle Pass Shop – Weekly XP Cap and Rewards
The Battle Pass is technically seasonal, but your Battle Pass XP has a weekly cap, so it behaves like another weekly system.
The Battle Pass Shop uses the special currency you earn from completing daily and weekly Battle Pass quests. Most items are permanent, but a small set of growth items resets weekly. These are extremely high-value.
How to open the Battle Pass Shop:
Menu → Battle Pass → Shop
9.1 How to Get Battle Pass Currency
- Finish all daily Battle Pass missions every day.
- Clear weekly Battle Pass missions before the reset.
- Don’t forget to click and claim the currency in the Battle Pass screen after completing tasks.
9.2 Battle Pass Shop – Best Weekly Buys
Clear these every week before touching dyes or cosmetics:
- Custom Martial Arts Upgrade (Green) Box – upgrades early/mid-tier Martial Arts.
- Custom Martial Arts Upgrade (Blue) Box – upgrades higher-tier Martial Arts.
- Mystic Skills Breakthrough Material Box – materials for breaking through Mystic Skills.
If you still have Battle Pass currency after buying those:
- Consider one gear-reset stone (the box that lets you reroll gear stats) if it’s available in your current season.
- Only then look at dye items or cosmetic vouchers; these never expire, while growth items are weekly-limited.
Battle Pass Shop in Where Winds Meet. You can buy items using Battle Pass Tokens, available from leveling up the Battle Pass.
10. Weekly Reset Checklist – Shops to Visit Every Week
To wrap everything up, here’s a simple weekly loop you can follow:
- Season Shop
- Spend Jade Fish on Inner Way Note Chest, Inner Way Notes, Martial Arts Combat Tips / Custom Tips, Oscillating Jade, and Career/Profession upgrade boxes.
- Pick up Lingering Melody last if you want a cosmetic pull.
- Battle Pass Shop
- Buy all Custom Martial Arts Upgrade boxes and the Mystic Skills Breakthrough box.
- Event / Seasonal Shop
- Clear all Inner Path, Martial Arts, and profession progression items before cosmetics.
- Hundred Trades, Brotherhood, and Four Seas Shops
- Spend weekly caps on the cosmetics, tools, and housing pieces you actually care about.
- Guild Shop
- Buy all weekly gacha tickets.
- NPC Vendors
- Sweep the city and housing vendors for enhancement stones, cooking ingredients, building materials, and any hidden weekly crafts or gacha pulls.
Follow that loop after every reset, and you will squeeze the maximum value out of each week without having to remember which tab hides which item.
The Engagement in Where Winds Meet is the central hub to get Jade Fish.
And that’s everything you need to master the weekly reset and buy every vital item in Where Winds Meet‘s Weekly Shops.
