Seeking Doctors and Asking Questions Part 1: Kunlun Cold Palace

The national archaeological team discovered a three-legged round tripod and eight-tassel bone fragments from the Yellow Emperor era at the Heluo Ancient Site in Gongyi, Henan. At the same time, eight-tassel bone fragments were also unearthed from the Shang and Zhou Dynasty ruins in Yaoheyuan, Ningxia. According to the inscriptions on the three-legged round tripod, archaeologists have discovered that King Zhou Mu's journey to the west was indeed true. However, the person King Zhou Mu met during his journey to the west was not the Queen Mother, but probably a queen from an ancient country in the Western Regions, to whom she prayed for medical books written by the Yellow Emperor. At the same time, based on the clues in the Eight Sui Books discovered at the two sites, Chu Yichen and the four major families of traditional Chinese medicine set out to explore the clouds and fog, explore the Zhai Temple, the ancient tomb of Xun Zihou, enter the Talila Makan Desert, and climb the Kunlun Mountains. They went through many dangers and obstacles to find the Yellow Emperor and the three ancient beings. The great doctors Qi Bo, Yu Tu, and Lei Gong co-authored the Yellow Emperor's Internal Canon, the Yellow Emperor's External Canon, and the Yin-Yang Fangdian. In the process, they discovered the secrets of ancient Kunlun contained in the long-lost Zhongtian Bagua and Four Trigrams. At the same time, four aristocratic families also began to compete for the three medical skills. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.