Ouyang Lan, the medicine king of the generation, was lucky enough to accept the dying Yue Lingshan as his female disciple. Later, during the three years that Yue Lingshan and Zhang Xiaolong, the top disciple of Yaowang Valley, were practicing martial arts and studying medicine in Yaowang Valley, Zhang Xiaolong and Yue Lingshan fell in love with each other, were ambiguous with each other, and were likely to become a couple. However, not long after, the Thirteen Taibao of the Tianfeng Family of the Japanese Kingdom came to challenge the martial arts in the Central Plains, forcing Yaowang Valley to hand over prescriptions and medical skills, and killed the people along the coast. Yue Lingshan went to the southeast to find the help of Linghu Chong and Ren Yingying, the senior brothers of the Huashan School. They repelled the invading Tianfeng family in one fell swoop and preserved the Yaowang Valley and the Central Plains Wulin. However, the Japanese emperor suffered from an incurable disease and had to obtain Yaowang Valley prescriptions and medical secrets, so he forced the Tianfeng family to invade again. They lured Zhang Xiaolong to surrender, killed Ren Yingying, and seized Zhang Xiaolong's Yuanyang Sword, intending to force Yue Lingshan to hand over the Yuanyang Sword and obtain the secret recipe. Linghu Chong also committed suicide due to the pain of losing his wife.
Later, Yue Lingshan, who had gone through many hardships, practiced the Mandarin Duck sword technique with Wang Liang, her second senior brother from Yaowang Valley, and became a master of martial arts. She assisted General Qi Jiguang in successfully defeating the invading Japanese pirates, and lived in seclusion with Wang Liang.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
