Wild Mountain Outlaw: Miss, Don't Fall for Me

He was the wildest disciple on Piaomiao Peak. His master tossed him a marriage contract and kicked him off the mountain. On his first day in the city, his fiancée shoved a check at him and told him to get lost. Everyone mocked him as a poor, uncouth bumpkin, unaware that a single needle from him could bring the dead back to life, or that a flick of his finger could make the underworld's most powerful forces bow. The rich and powerful courted him, martial artists revered him, and immortal sects feared him. What secret did this "country bumpkin," looked down on by everyone, truly hide?