Crazy Cherry (1) Hua Tuo Gate

Author: Ningcuiya
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: At first glance, Xieying seems to subvert certain legends. Only upon closer inspection can one see that the author possesses a profound understanding of traditional Chinese culture and a deep love for it. With skillful language, the author cleverly weaves knowledge unfamiliar and unappreciated by contemporary youth into a light-hearted and fantastical story, creating vivid scenes filled with dreams and passion.
— Well-known online author: Jiugelong
What I admire most about Xieying is its inherent aura of spirituality and youthful charm. It’s like the title of one of its chapters: “Beauty fades easily, a sword pierces the heart.” Or perhaps words are the most piercing weapons in the world. Across the vast expanse of time, Xieying pierces through the past and present, delving into emotions, trapping us in a five-hundred-year cycle of love and hatred, unable to escape.
— Well-known online author: Zhou Xingwen
The characters are lively, the writing is brisk, the scope is ample, the layers are brilliant, and the story is impeccable. Xieying is worth reading!
— Qidian Network user: Yarun21
Xieying truly captivated me. The author’s portrayal of psychological changes in characters is exquisite, and the plot rises unexpectedly yet logically, making it utterly engaging.
— Xuanjian Book Alliance user: Bu Shanshan
Xieying is, to date, the best-written short story I’ve encountered online. The smooth narration and witty language blend perfectly, and the plot is skillfully handled. Love it!
— Xuanjian Book Alliance user: VSKY
Xieying is a renowned online novel in the genre of immortal and supernatural tales. It represents a beautiful counterattack by Chinese fantasy novels against Western fantasy and magic novels. In its flowing chapters, one can glimpse the author’s meticulous and rigorous creative approach beneath their boundless imagination, as well as the brilliance that shines from the deep roots of traditional Chinese culture. Thus, upon its release online, Xieying quickly dominated the top ranks of clicks and recommendations on major websites. It was no surprise that within less than a week, overseas publishers scrambled to acquire the traditional Chinese rights—an extraordinary turn of events that seemed perfectly natural.
History was rewritten. The famous physician Hua Tuo did not die at the hands of Cao Cao but miraculously survived, founding the [Huatuo Gate], a sect that defied the heavens and interacted with various deities in both the celestial realm and the mortal world. By the modern era, two thousand years later, an ordinary young man becomes the new leader of the sect, embarking on a series of adventures and struggles. In this book, you will encounter monsters, immortals, advanced medical techniques, unimaginable elixirs, time-reversing internal arts, unforgettable love, and countless thrilling stories—both those you can and cannot imagine.