Cities: Applying Medicine to Taoism to Change Your Life Against the Will of Heaven

Jiang Beichen closed his eyes, and a voice kept echoing in his mind: "Who are you anyway?" "I am a member of the ancient Taoist sect of medicine. I entered the Tao through medicine and became a free and easy immortal. I am the last person to ascend in this world. I am also a Huanzhen Taoist!" Then, I discovered that there were countless memories and abilities in my brain that I had never had before. "Five arts: mountains, medicine, fortune, fortune telling, and divination." "Mountains are about cultivating and asking questions; doctors are about acupuncture and spiritual healing; fortune tellers are about astrology and fortune-telling; fortune tellers are about reading people and the earth; divination is about asking about spirits. The so-called Tao means that people follow the laws of the earth and heaven..." "Eh? What are these things? Why do I have so many feudal and superstitious things in my mind!" ... Jiang Beichen is a college student who graduated from the Civil Engineering Department of a prestigious university. Because he had no power, after graduation, he could only work in a third-rate construction company. Not surprisingly, he will continue to live a miserable life in the next few decades. But an accident set him on a path he had never imagined. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.