The Peerless Divine Doctor Son-in-Law

After three years as a live-in son-in-law, Lin Chen had endured endless contempt. Then he saved the Su family patriarch with a single acupuncture needle, revealing that he was the sole heir to a reclusive family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.

Everyone thought his comeback was the end of the story, but Lin Chen knew it was only the beginning.

From a clinic in Jiangcheng to an international academic conference in Geneva, his goal was not to prove he was better than everyone else. He wanted the world to see a lost art of acupuncture. His father’s unfinished ambition, an acupuncture technique called “Bronze Conduit,” and an inheritance sealed in a blood-written fragment of a manuscript: the opponent he truly faced was far more formidable than any of his old acquaintances.

When capital tried to impose its rules on traditional Chinese medicine, and overseas academics used rigid formats to dismiss clinical facts, Lin Chen had only one response: no arguments, just let the needle fall.