Lin Tian, heir to the Daoist medical sect Medicine Valley, excels in medicine, martial arts, and the Dao. His peerless skills are hidden beneath a cheeky, lovable exterior! Armed with his master’s bizarre instructions, he descends the mountain to make his way in the city. A golden needle cures every illness, while his sharp tongue takes on all comers. He reads qi to diagnose disease, upholds a healer’s compassion, uses talismans to drive out evil, and protects the peace of his family and country. He treats the powerful above and punishes quack doctors below. His crooked arguments and absurd theories are the cure for anyone who refuses to be put in their place…
I've only read a few chapters. It's a story from a genre I'm unfamiliar with. The author's language is simple and unadorned, without any contrived plot twists. I'm eager to continue reading, and I'll share my thoughts after I finish. Writing takes effort, so I'll give it a good review first. I hope it's not something I'm desperately waiting to read.
It's well-written, the plot is very engaging, and it's very immersive.
Rich in content, with delicate character portrayals and extensive pharmacological knowledge, this is a good book and well worth reading.