Wen Ruyue is a genius, but unfortunately he is a poison genius. Good news: She has become a master, and her poison skills are unparalleled in the world, and she can make no grass grow within a hundred miles. Bad news: As soon as she came down from the mountain, the entire martial arts world fell into a strange plague. Masters from various martial arts were infected one after another, and died in horrible ways. Even worse news: Because she was the only one alive and kicking at the scene, everyone thought she was responsible for the poison. Wen Ruyue: "... I said I was just passing by to buy a sesame seed pancake, do you believe it?" Looking at a group of righteous men holding swords, vomiting black blood and shouting to "eliminate demons and defend the way", Wen Ruyue sighed and took out her poison jar with her backhand, which was enough to make the Prince of Hell pack up his bed and leave overnight. Since you say I am a devil, then I will use the devil's methods to save people. Want to survive? Okay, let's drink this bowl of "Shiquan Dabu Decoction" that contains all five poisons and has green bubbles. As a result, a strange scene appeared in the martial arts world: the arrogant Sword Sect leader was so poisoned that he rolled around on the ground, but finally found that his meridians were unblocked; the cold and aloof heir of the Medical Immortal Valley doubted his life in front of a bunch of scorpions and centipedes, but finally found that the strange poison was cured; Wen Ruyue, carrying a medicine hoe, walked expressionlessly in the martial arts conference where corpses were everywhere, but they were actually fainted. Wherever she went, mourners were everywhere. "Help, she's here! She's coming over with that purple pill!" "Don't run away. This is the 'fighting poison with poison' luxury package I just developed. It cures all diseases, but the side effects are a bit severe - it may make you bark like a dog for three days." Wen Ruyue doesn't have a golden finger. What she does have is an almost crazy study of toxicology.