Sickly Bones Entwined with Fragrance

Dear Xiaose baby (˃̶͈̀௰˂̶͈́): Zhan Xin'an Encountering your "Sick Bones with Fragrance" in the sea of books in Jinjiang Literature City is like finding a warm and secret place in the mist of the rivers and lakes. As a reader who is immersed in the martial arts theme, the world you write has both the chivalrous spirit of swords and shadows, and the warmth that touches people's hearts. As I read chapter by chapter, I was affected by the plot and emotionally burned again and again. I am also impressed by your ingenuity and implementation of the core settings. The combination of "Beautiful Medicine Man + Seven Emotions System" is already extremely tense, but you did not stop at labeling settings, but instead made this framework the soil for character growth and emotional fermentation. From Liu Muzhi's panic after his unexpected rebirth to his perseverance and courage in hiding his identity as a medicine man and venturing into the world, every accumulation of goodwill points is accompanied by his deepening of his understanding of his own identity and his persistence in sincerity. When I read that he was coveted by others and was in danger, I couldn't help but feel heartbroken; when I saw him resolving the crisis with his wisdom and kindness, and receiving sincere treatment from others, I burst into tears again. You let the tragic setting of "Medicine Man" lose its purely instrumental nature and become a mirror that reflects the good and evil of human nature - those who covet him are either motivated by selfish desires or obsessions; and those who express their affection for him never see his identity as a medicine man, but the purity and warmth deep in his soul. This writing method of "serving characters with settings and sublimating themes with characters" gives the story a sense of novelty and depth. It also made me more sympathetic to Liu Muzhi's struggle and growth while reading, as if I had accompanied him through a stumbling but always sunny road in the world. (Sorry if I got it wrong ʚ♡⃛ɞ(ू•ᴗ•ू❁)) What moves me even more is your persistence in "sincerity" in the world of martial arts. As a medicine man that everyone covets, Liu Muzhi could have used his special status to seek personal gain, but he always maintained his inner clarity and kindness; those who were attracted to him also took off their guard and returned to their true nature when getting along with him. You blend the joy and hatred of the world with the softness and delicacy of the human heart, making every encounter meaningful and every decision sincere. There is no grand world-saving ambition in the book, but the simplest values ​​are conveyed between the lines - only sincerity can withstand the wind and rain; only deep affection can relieve the loneliness in the world. This kind of expression of true feelings in every detail gives the story the freedom and ease of martial arts and the warmth of emotion. It also allows me to feel a purity and beauty through words in the complicated real life, and it cures a lot of fatigue and anxiety. (I seem to be falling in love with you, what should I do? ≡ω≡) Your writing style adds a lot of color to the story. In the antique context, there is not only the chivalrous tenderness of Jianghu, but also the vividness of the characters' dialogue. Whether it is Liu Muzhi's cautious forbearance when hiding his identity, or the gentleness he inadvertently reveals when getting along with others, they all come to life on the page through precise descriptions of expressions and movements. Although there are not many inscriptions on the outlines of the Jianghu scenes, the readers can be instantly immersed in it - as if they can see Liu Muzhi walking in the misty Jiangnan, wandering around the inn with swords and swords, and licking the scars of the medicine man alone in the middle of the night. This kind of text that is both graphic and appealing makes the whole story more immersive. It also makes me immersed in the world of Liu Muzhi, rivers and lakes, and sincerity for a long time after closing the book, with a long aftertaste. Thank you for using your delicate brushstrokes to build such a warm and powerful martial arts world, allowing us to follow Liu Muzhi's footsteps and witness the power of sincerity in the wanderings of the rivers and lakes. This work is like a furnace of slowly brewing agarwood. When you first read it, you are attracted by the setting. When you read it again, you are emotionally moved. When you recollect it, you can understand its deeper meaning. It is not only a wonderful novel, but also a journey that accompanies me for a period of time, leaving too many unforgettable touches and memories. (♡´∀`♡) Finally, I sincerely hope that "Sick Bones and Fragrance" will become a big hit and be seen and loved by more readers! Thank you again and wish you all the best and success in your creation! A reader who is deeply fascinated by "Sick Bones and Fragrance" and sincerely looks forward to its popularity February 4, 2026 (Here are some useless thoughts ฅ( ̳• ◡ • ̳)ฅI was really touched when I saw you replying under my comment. I will definitely read all your books when I have time. By the way, can I call you Xiaoxiao? This will make our relationship very good ( ´◔ ‸◔`) , in fact, your writing style is better than that of many well-known authors. I believe you will become popular one day. Don't forget me then, otherwise I will be jealous if too many people write long comments for you! ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ)

It's been five months, remember my feelings When I first read "Sick Bones and Fragrance", I originally came here for the label of "martial arts + system + heartthrob". I thought it was just a romantic affair in a happy feud, but I never thought that when I turned to the last page, my heart was filled with Liu Muzhi's clear and tough eyes, and the deep love and bonds entwined in his flesh and blood. Liu Muzhi in Xiao Se's novel is really a very special protagonist. He is not an unparalleled hero in traditional martial arts, nor is he a step-by-step attacker in system literature. He is just an "unlucky guy" with modern memories who is forced to become the top medicine man of the Demon Sect. He is a talented medicine man and has a beautiful face that attracts everyone in the world, but he is a stubborn and straight man who does not know how to understand - he regards the demon sect leader's robbery as "the hatred of the world", the gentle protection of the senior brother as "fellowship", and the ignorant obsession of the younger junior brother as "junior brother dependence". This contrasting sense of "passive heartthrob" makes people laugh when they first read it, but the further they read, the more poignant it is. He was in the center of the whirlpool, being coveted, hunted, lifted up into the clouds and thrown down, but he always had a pure heart, was sincere in his treatment of others, and was magnanimous in dealing with problems. This purity, which was rare in the dirty world, was the reason why many strong men were willing to perish. And those people surrounding Liu Muzhi are by no means mere tool men. The cold and solemn elder brother should have been the benchmark for the right path, but because of him, he broke his own principles time and time again, and was painfully pulled between the "righteousness of the teacher" and the "love of the heart"; the ruthless and domineering leader of the Demon Cult, who is accustomed to plundering everything, only Liu Mu Then, from the initial obsession with being a "medicine man", it gradually turned into the deep affection of "just wanting to protect him"; and the little junior brother who turned from obedient to paranoid, the sentence "Brother, Qingshan said he wanted to marry you" is so childish and stubborn that people can't help but feel heartache. They come from different camps and have different positions, but because Liu Muzhi came together, they staged a series of Shura scenes that were tense and ironic. There is no deliberate sadomasochism in these scenes. Every conflict is closely connected with the character's identity and obsession. It is both full of tension and reasonable to read. What touched me the most was the integration of "jianghu" and "love" in this novel. It does not write Jianghu as the background of love, nor does it let love overshadow the pleasures and grudges of Jianghu. Liu Muzhi's growth has always been closely linked to the disputes in the Jianghu: from the daily life of the master at Qinglong Villa, to the adventure of the "River Lord's Bride" in Yanxi Water County, to the revelation of the secret of the identity of the medicine man, in the pursuit and protection again and again, he has changed from a "little pitiful" who relies on others to a strong man who can stand alone and protect the people around him. And those loves are not born out of thin air - they are the sympathy of each other through life and death, the long-term feelings of getting along day and night, and the heartbeat of knowing that the identities are opposite but can't help but get closer. Closing the page of the book, it seems that you can still smell the faint medicinal fragrance of Liu Muzhi. In that fragrance, there is hidden the ups and downs of the world, the deep affection and obsession of everyone, and even the courage of a young man to stick to his heart in a desperate situation. The medicine is fragrant and the love is in the bones. This love in the world is really unforgettable.

There is a sense of immediacy like ancient Zaowanwan novels

I saw it on the forum and put it in the vegetable basket! The author is waiting for me to come back next weekend to read 🐰

Damn... I'm going to burst into tears

I'm so happy. Hahahahaha. You two are so cute, each talking about his own story.

I support Senior Brother Song's rise to power. He is so gentle to our great beauty Liu.

"Meng Hanqing" gave the author a big bug~ Why is Hanqing here?

Oh my gosh, my wife wrote so well, woo woo woo 😭

It's been 2 months since the author Baozi and I still can't forget to admire him. He wrote so well 😭