Li Sanfeng spent ten years in a dazed, foolish state, with a wild bird’s nest of hair and a stream of snot hanging from each nostril. While visiting his parents’ graves on Qingming, he saw a bully harassing the pretty widow who often steamed meat buns for him. In a fit of foolish courage, he tried to save her, only to be kicked off a cliff.
As he lay dying, the peach-blossom jade pendant passed down by his father absorbed his blood and sent a legendary medical text, a Peach Blossom Paradise, and a martial arts regimen into his mind.
From then on, the village lost its “Crazy Sanfeng” and gained a miracle-working doctor who beat up bullies, exposed quack doctors, and snatched people from the King of Hell.
His left hand, the [Vital Point Hand], puts troublemakers in their place. His right hand, the [Soul-Returning Needles], can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bare bones.
As he treats the bullies, punishes the quacks, and leads the villagers to prosperity, he rises step by step to the top. From the perpetually mist-shrouded Laojun Mountain and Nine Maidens Peak, strange, mysterious whispers that only he can understand seem to drift down…
The storyline has constant conflicts and twists and turns, and the writing is smooth. I haven't found anything dissatisfying so far. However, there are very few typos and omissions, which I hope the author will pay attention to.