From the misty rains of Jiangnan to the miasma of Lingnan, and then to the turbulent capital, the itinerant physician Shen Xian has traveled four thousand miles on his road of healing.
Part One, "The Wanli Record of Strange Medicine": At the Danxia Temple in Jiangnan, the River God claims lives. Three coins in consultation fees are enough to crack a bizarre case.
Part Two, "Shadows of Gu in Lingnan" (this book): He heads south to Fenghou Ridge, investigates the mysteries of Miaojiang gu poison, and breaks the scheme for an immortality powder, pursuing the trail from Guangzhou to Kaifeng.
Part Three, "Blood Ties in the Capital" (the sequel and finale): Three riders head north into the capital! Red pills, mercury poisoning, a pool of blood in the Duke's residence... The shadowy hand in the capital points straight to the Imperial Pharmacy. The noble who has been collecting blood for twenty years is seated right before the emperor!
A physician has a benevolent heart. If one cannot be a good minister, then one should be a good doctor. This is the story of an itinerant physician who uses his medical skills to stand against imperial conspiracies.
(Note: This book is complete. The final sequel, "The Wanli Record of Strange Medicine: Blood Ties in the Capital", has also been released. Search the title directly on Tomato Novel, or tap my profile picture to visit my homepage and keep reading!)
