The Divine Doctor Who Came Down from the Mountain Can Cure Illness and Extend Life

At his master's command, Ning Huichun, heir to the Qingnang Sect, descends the mountain. On his very first day, he uses silver needles to revive the housekeeper of Gu Changhe, the richest man in the country. Domestic and foreign experts have given Gu just seven days to live, but Ning immediately identifies three hidden ailments and promises to extend his life with three needles. The first makes him cough up black blood. The second restores warmth to his left foot, cold for years. On the seventh day, Old Master Gu walks into the boardroom without his wheelchair. Ning charges just thirty thousand for treatment and refuses the Gu family's offer to keep him on as their physician. All he wants is an old shop on the main street, where he can open Huichun Hall. He treats those in need for free, settling the bill only after the treatment. Then one day, a woman carrying a feverish child kneels outside his door, clutching a peace charm carved with the Qingnang Sect's insignia. It was left behind by his senior sister, who disappeared ten years ago.

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