Poisonous Humanity: 1945

Name: Poisonous Humanity: 1945
Author: Zhou Jun, Who Loves Red Beauties

人毒：1945

by Zhou Jun, Who Loves Red Beauties (喜欢红美人的周俊)

Status: Completed
Length: 82k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: War & Espionage
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After his wife was killed by Japanese invaders, Wudang disciple Lu Li was swept into the tide of resistance against Japan, transforming from a wandering doctor into a knight-errant physician in a time of chaos. Alongside Jiang Qi, a Miaojiang witch, he wielded silver needles as swords and used poisonous parasites as shields, navigating the forces of the Kuomintang, the Communist Party, and Japan. From a secret cave on Wudang Mountain to a nuclear blast on Mount Fuji, and from forbidden techniques in the Green Satchel Book to the poison den of Unit 731, traditional medicine collides with the dark science of war, revealing the truth behind the Axis powers’ “Plague God Plan.” Amid the mushroom cloud over Hiroshima and the golden light of the dragon veins, Lu Li turns himself into a furnace to seal away the plague demon, composing a tragic swan song of “man and poison as one.” In the smoke of history, an ordinary man’s compassion lights up the darkest hour, while the wisdom of Chinese medicine becomes a silver needle piercing the clouds of war. The male protagonist is partly based on an obscure “Master Cui.” Through the story of Lu Li and Jiang Qi, the novel portrays humanity amid social upheaval, the helplessness and hope of ordinary people, and a love of life and hope for the future. Let Chinese medicine’s silver needles dance with nuclear radiation, forging a wuxia spirit on the edge of history, like a blood-red lotus blooming in the ruins of Hiroshima: searing and tragic!

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