Qihuang Mizong

A roll of broken hands can reveal the truth about life and death. A piece of ancient jade hides half of the medical legend. In Tianjin Wei at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Lu Huaizhou was born in the Xinglin family. However, due to an accident in his childhood, three fingers of his left hand were disabled. He was considered disabled by others and could only work as a medicinal material appraiser at the Western Concession Hospital. He has an unknown talent - due to his extremely sharp sense of touch due to his disability, he can "touch" the story behind the medicinal materials: the place of origin, the cooking temperature, and even the residual breath of the person who handled it. The British consul died suddenly at a dinner party in a strange manner. A tranquilizing pill from the time-honored brand "Jishengtang" points all clues to an unsolved case twenty years ago. Lu Huaizhou was forced into the whirlpool, only to discover that the consul's death was inextricably linked to his father, who had been missing for many years, to the ancient jade that had never left his body, and to a long-lost forbidden drug - "Blood Marrow Yin". The murderer is nearby. The truth is hidden at the end of touch. And his broken hands are the only "key" to find the truth. Physicians, meaning. Using medicine is like using soldiers, focusing on precision; governing people is like governing a country, focusing on benevolence and public service.