Transmigrating to Great Ming: The Martial World Is Sick, and I Have the Cure

After transmigrating into the world of Daming, Ye Danqing is cast out by Wudang and awakens the Heart of Medicine and Sword. Treatise on Cold Damage is his sword manual, the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon is his inner art, and an ink-wash landscape painting is a lethal move. From the start, strange illnesses spread through a small town. He cures the sect leader's lovesick brain with a hot pot simmering in Gui Zhi Decoction, then repels medicine-controlled fighters with sword energy from Ma Huang Decoction. Emei's senior disciple, Ximen Chuixue, comes down the mountain to find a husband, taking on the martial world with her Northeastern accent; Linghu Chong of Huashan turns the Nine Swords of Dugu into Dugu's Nine Keys, using a keyboard to roast the whole world. When Medicine King Valley uses a dark version of the Compendium of Materia Medica to create a disorder of the seven emotions and six desires, and the Imperial Medical Academy manipulates the throne through the chaos of the five elements, Ye Danqing wields the six channels as his sword and the eight principles as his intent, fighting his way from wandering doctor to the heights of the Forbidden City. Is there something wrong with this martial world? No problem, I'll write a prescription. Can't cure it? Then I'll draw a dragon to breathe fire and kill you.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.