[Countryside + farming + miracle doctor + rural revitalization + soldier king + invincible wish-fulfillment], uplifting, lighthearted, and fun.
The abandoned child Jiang Tiande has a screw loose. Raised by a Taoist priest, he unexpectedly inherits the legacy of Shennong and Houji, awakens his wits, sets out on the path of cultivation, and unlocks a remarkable healing inheritance.
Xiang Qin: “Tiande, I twisted my back.”
Tiande: “It’s all right. I’ll rub it for you.”
When he gets into a fight, he stacks four village men on top of each other like human blocks.
Constable: “Jiang Tiande, you’re fighting again.”
Tiande: “We’re not fighting. We’re just playing around.”
The four men: “We were just playing around.”
Shui Yue: “Brother Tiande, my stomach hurts. It’s all from laughing at you fighting...”
Tiande: “It’s all right. I’ll rub it for you. One rub and you’ll be fine.”
There’s endless fun in fighting people;
and in fighting heaven and earth, he leads the villagers to prosperity, leveling the land, building roads and villas, and transforming the merely famous Peach Blossom Valley into a paradise on earth.
With divine skills in his left hand and medicine in his right, Jiang Tiande wakes up with beauties in his arms and falls asleep with them on his lap. In his spare time, he fishes, walks the dogs, climbs mountains, and trains birds. He falls in love with the village belle and enjoys the kind of carefree country life everyone envies.
Very exciting, I enjoyed watching it.
Wonderful! Is there any follow-up?
The author is an experienced driver with superb driving skills, hahaha.
Looks good and quite addictive