Traditional Chinese medicine is the essence of the Han people. What kind of sparks will it strike with Tibetan medicine and the Shibi tradition?
Everyone is nothing more than bait. But who is the one sitting calmly on the fishing platform?
During the Tianwu era, the abandoned infant Chang Sang suffered from a chronic lung illness from a young age. Amid the turmoil of war, he was taken in by Master Yinguang, abbot of Lanke Temple, and the physician Mo Xingyi, who taught him the Shennong's Classic of Materia Medica and the Nine Needles of the Spiritual Pivot. Chang Sang made it his mission to cure the strange poison afflicting Mo Xingyi and vowed to relieve the suffering of all under heaven. Thus began his journey into the healing arts.
As Chang Sang searched for an antidote to Mo Xingyi's poison, he gradually uncovered the physician's true identity. Meanwhile, Mo Xingyi had abandoned military service to practice medicine. While investigating a massacre that had wiped out an entire household, he was drawn into a shocking conspiracy involving the Han people and the Xiongnu Golden Tent dynasty.
