Zhou Xun is just an inconspicuous young herb collector in Baixi Town.
He does not have a world-shattering bloodline, nor does he have a heaven-defying inheritance. He only has an ancient needle that records life but never gives an answer.
From snake venom and hidden wounds to erysipelas and soul cracking; from a dying person to a gradually withering sect - Zhou Xun asked again and again: Why do people get sick, why do monks still die? Does the so-called immortality extend life, or overdraw the future in advance?
It wasn't until he opened the "Records of Life" without an owner that he discovered that meridians not only exist in the human body, but mountains and rivers also have pulses, and the world will also age.
When immortals compete for immortality and all living beings are reduced to medicinal materials, Zhou Xun carries the medicine box, diagnoses people with silver needles, and asks the heavens for medical knowledge.
Immortal cultivators seek immortality.
And what he wants to heal is this dying world.
Reader comments
The narrative atmosphere is amazing, and the sense of immersion from the first perspective is super strong. The more you watch, the more you become addicted.
The narrative atmosphere is amazing, and the sense of immersion from the first perspective is super strong. The more you watch, the more you become addicted.