Qihuang Tianyuan

Chen Shu, a young Chinese medicine doctor, accidentally got involved in a huge conspiracy spanning ancient and modern times while treating Zhou Shouzhuo, a political veteran who was poisoned by a strange poison called "Golden Evil". He discovered that the so-called "Golden Evil" was actually the product of the ancient "blood and fire" catastrophe - "Jinge Evil", which was the vicious remnant left behind after the failure of Shennong and Huangdi to smelt the "immortal metal". Chen Shu himself was revealed to be the inheritor of the "Echo of Ancient Blood" and the "key" to unlock the ancient seal and purify disasters. In order to save the patient and explore the truth behind the murder of his parents, Chen Shu, under the guidance of his master Fu Qingzhu (the descendant of the "Fire Fire Needle") and other ancient inheritors such as the Ember Keepers, went deep into the "Heart of the Furnace" in the forbidden land of the northwest. After going through the life and death test of "using one's body as a furnace and attracting evil spirits to refine oneself", he successfully received the "original fire" left by the Shennong clan. After returning to the city, he used this ray of hope and combined with the power of the modern medical team to start a difficult struggle with the "Jin Gesha" entrenched in Mr. Zhou's body. At the same time, various forces represented by the Sun family also took action upon hearing the news. In order to seize the "fire" and ancient secrets, they launched internal and external attacks on Chen Shu and his team. Through the growth of Chen Shu, the novel shows the profound wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine in "reconciling yin and yang" and "Tao follows nature". Against the grand background of the collision of ancient and modern times, and the interweaving of medical ethics and supernatural power, the novel explores the eternal themes of inheritance, responsibility and the supremacy of life.