The Green Satchel Guide to Physiognomy

Five years ago, the Zhou family was wiped out over the Qing Nang Scripture, left behind by the Western Han physician Hua Tuo. Zhou Qing's grandfather was even robbed of his grave. Few people know, though, that along with the medical classic, there is another book: the Qing Nang Manual of Physiognomy. The former grants mastery of medicine, while the latter makes its possessor the supreme authority in the mystic arts! The five arts of mysticism are geomancy, medicine, destiny, physiognomy, and divination. Medicine is merely a secondary skill, while physiognomy reigns supreme! The art of reading people can reveal fortune and misfortune by studying faces and feeling bones; the art of reading the land uses feng shui to locate dragon veins and uncover treasure. Five years later, Zhou Qing, the one who had narrowly escaped death, returned to Yanzhou to fulfill a promise he'd made to a girl. With the manual of physiognomy in hand, he set out on the path of revenge…