Zhang Yang is the nineteenth-generation sole disciple of the Talisman Medicine Sect, a branch of the Zhuyou tradition. Though he carries the Daoist treasure known as the Nine Suns Talisman, he has no idea of its existence. He remains unable to break through the first stage of the Zhumen True Fire, the peak of the True Body realm, and believes that unresolved worldly ties are holding him back. He must first face his tribulation before he can seek a breakthrough.
Zhang Yang leaves the mountain to study, practicing medicine to help the people and spread the Zhumen medical arts. But through a twist of fate, he opens the jade gourd on his chest, unleashing the Nine Yins and drawing together the Nine Suns. From then on, he is swept into the struggles of the arcane sects and begins a fierce life of battling across the martial world and pursuing beautiful women everywhere.
Acupuncture, alchemy, talismans and formations, witchcraft, poison, and curses... The many schools of arcane arts take turns taking the stage!
A campus beauty turned nurse and a cute policewoman join forces to tell the legendary tale of a healer-hero of the arcane world.
"The Ultimate Path of Yin and Yang" is here! Three updates a day, 10,000 words each day, a humorous and witty plot, and emotionally turbulent moments. Watch as they swindle, deceive, and steal! With the over 2.4 million word completed masterpiece "Nine Tribulations Reincarnation" as proof, this new work is definitely worth looking forward to.
Sometimes I feel like pig's feet are... Well...
The male lead, Zhang Yang, is not domineering enough. He is easily manipulated and has no air of a strongman.
"Five Elements Ascending to Heaven" is being promoted here. Readers looking for something to read and waiting for updates should definitely check it out. It's over 1000 words, with a fresh story and a tight plot. Readers generally give it positive reviews. ... This is no ordinary cultivation method...
I've read over 300 chapters and it's a great book.
The writing is refined, the humor is natural, the plot flows smoothly, and it feels very restrained, without any deliberately sentimental or explosive scenes, nor any particularly depressing or cheesy moments. If it's not considered one of the easier versions of *The Return of the Condor Heroes* to read... The romance storyline is really hard to describe.
Should we make it so that the main character wants to sleep with everyone?
Is the recharge free?
The author probably doesn't even know what he wrote in the beginning; he just wanted to reach the word count.
Author, you're a jerk! Just because of chapter 273, the whole book is ruined. You think you can just take any beautiful woman? I'll be damned if I didn't buy a watch last year...
Chapter 273, when I saw the protagonist trying to poach Tang Shufen, I really wanted to slap him to death. He's obsessed with every beautiful woman he sees, even knowing Tang Shufen likes her captain. Reading that was disgusting; I really wanted to kill the protagonist.