She was once Shen Qingci, the famed "Jade-Handed Divine Healer," until the one she loved and her own sect betrayed her together, poisoning her into silence, crippling her martial arts, and abandoning her in a mass grave. Three years later, she takes on the identity of A Chou, a silent, mute medicine slave, and lies low at Xuanyue Manor, where her enemies reside. When her former lover arrives with his new bride to seek treatment, the poison scars on her face and the silver needles at her wrist become the key to exposing a shocking conspiracy. She takes up her golden needles to save lives and claim them in return. Everyone mocks her: a mute girl is nothing but a plaything for the powerful. Yet in silence, she lays a deadly trap. Only when she is forced to act to save a child one night, and a breathtaking flash of blade-light cuts across the sky, does the entire martial world suddenly realize: a divine healer's needles cannot save those who deserve to die, but her blade can cut down every faithless scoundrel under heaven. In the shadows, the man who has watched coldly from the sidelines all along, burdened with royal secrets, finally chuckles. "A Chou, I'll play this out with you to the very end."
I have been reading Xianshu for 10 years and rarely comment on it. You can try reading this book. It is amazing.
It's still a bit interesting, especially the plot becomes more interesting as you get to the end.
Beautiful, worth seeing
The author's writing is very good and the plot progresses step by step. I am very interested now.
It looks pretty good now, and I have the desire to continue reading.
Good-looking, good-looking, super good-looking