I Feed People Injuries

Name: I Feed People Injuries
Author: Swallowing Beast

我拿伤病喂人

by Swallowing Beast (吞吞兽)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 162k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Updated: 7d ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

Other people take medicine to save their lives. I treat illness like a meal.

Zhou Jinyan, CEO of Jinyan Pharmaceuticals, seems to have it all, but behind the scenes, he's been keeping up appearances with a fake drug. Then someone sank him in a lake, and he crawled back out of an ancient temple at the bottom. Only then did he realize that what made him valuable was never the medicine, but his own hands.

He can swallow other people's illnesses: Parkinson's, lung cancer, AIDS. One handshake, and decades of sickness vanish.

He can also spit those illnesses back out. Anyone who wants him dead will have their life fed back to them, bit by bit.

Healing the sick and saving lives is a business. Spreading disease and killing people is a business too.

The cure-all is fake, but he is the real deal.

But he refuses to believe fate has the last word. The people who sank him are still in Lake City, waiting to see him die, and those scarlet eyes still hang at the bottom of the lake, coldly watching his every move.

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71Chapters

24Reads · 30 days

54Reads · all time

10Listens

11 ch/weekPace

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