Shang Che, the Miao clan’s holy son, was protected from the moment he was born. Bright and gifted from a young age, he excelled at poison, medicine, and the art of making pills.
The clan’s high priest once said that Shang Che’s unusual constitution made him the nemesis of all filth and evil, and the only suitable candidate to become the next high priest.
But when Shang Che was sixteen, his entire clan was slaughtered for no apparent reason. He was the sole survivor in the whole Miao village.
After the massacre, Shang Che set out to avenge them, only to discover that he had been swept into a vast whirlpool. Relying on his own abilities, he investigated the matter again and again, only to find that it was becoming more and more complicated. It was even possible that his master had deliberately groomed him from the start, but Shang Che accepted it willingly.
Shang Che’s pairing is with Hei Xiazi.
The protagonist is sincere and fiercely protective of those he cares about. If he considers someone a friend, he’ll help them without hesitation, whether or not they’re in the right.
There will be some original elements. There won’t be romance in the early chapters, since the story starts with The Mystic Nine.
Dear readers, please don’t compare this novel to the original. It’s just a story, so I hope you enjoy it.
This book is so good!