Ace Divine Doctor

Xiumu KediaoZhulang Novel Network2019

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Summary

Yang Feng, abandoned by his family in childhood due to physical disability, returns to the city eighteen years later armed with a medical technique lost for a century. He first makes a living as a temporary ambulance worker at Ping'an Hospital, where he reveals his talent by diagnosing a congenital heart and lung defect in the elderly hero Mr. Ye at a glance. After Mr. Ye's surgery fails, the hospital beauty Mai Qiuyan comes to request his help, and Yang Feng seizes the opportunity to set conditions, drawing him into conflicts between the hospital and various factions. Through his miraculous medical skills, he gradually becomes a legend in the medical world and establishes the Pudu Sect, clashing with formidable foes such as Su Jinshui and the Imperial Physician Medicine King. Rising from a nobody at the bottom of society to a powerful warlord ruling his own domain, the story later expands into battles on the cultivation and cosmic planes.

Editor's review

A typical grassroots-comeback plus divine-doctor urban power-fantasy, opening with the old hero's surgical crisis; fast-paced with many twists, the protagonist's foul-mouthed rogue streak contrasts with his healer identity, suiting readers who want stress relief, face-slapping, and hidden-strength reveals. Weaknesses: plain prose, the romance line and harem interactions feel a bit greasy, and the late shift from urban medicine to cultivation and star battles inflates the system too fast, clashing with the earlier hospital tone; readers who like rigorous settings may be pulled out mid-way.

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Reading tips

  1. The first few chapters establish the protagonist's medical origins and the Ye Lao incident; read them in one go to get into the rhythm
  2. The late cultivation arc is information-heavy; focus on the protagonist's growth and skip side banter
  3. Read by volume, focusing on hospital, medical-duel, and main-villain showdown sections

About the publisher

Zhulang Novel Network

Zhulang Novel Network is a fiction platform focused on publishing online literature; publicly available information is limited, and details about its founding background and scale are not yet clear. Judging from the 137 titles in the collection, its publishing output centers on male-oriented fiction, fantasy, supernatural and mystery fiction, and suspense and detective stories, while also including selected quality novels and premium web fiction. Representative titles include Ghost's Left Eye, The Cultivator in Another World, The Immortal Emperor in the City, and Ten Thousand Daos of Divine Martial Arts, as well as works aimed at female readers such as Portable Space: The Unruly Farm Wife, Bad Wife: Eight Husbands at Home, and CEO Husband, Dote on Me to the Sky, covering themes of cultivation, urban supernatural powers, fantasy, and romance. Among its authors are Yuwen Wuji, Yu Feng, Shuang Shengzi, Nian Potian, Grapefruit Youyou, Honda Toru, Mei Congcong, and Xiumu Kediao, who are signed or collaborating writers. Overall, its publishing character is defined by genre-driven web fiction, balancing male and female readerships and emphasizing readability and serialized storytelling.

FAQ

Does this book have one female lead or many? A harem setup; Mai Qiuyan and others interact frequently with the protagonist, and the romance line is light and teasing.
How long is the book, and is it finished? It is finished, about 1,900+ chapters; very long, suitable for long-term following.
Where is the best place to start? Start from chapter one, the Ye Lao surgical crisis; the event line is complete and helps you understand the protagonist's situation.

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About the author

Xiumu Kediao Author

Xiumu Kediao is an author of online fiction about whom little public information is available; his real identity, nationality, and dates of birth and death remain unclear, and what can be verified is chiefly the works themselves. Nine of his titles are held in the collection, including Record of the Mad Demon, Ace Divine Doctor, Strongest Demon, The Demon Bodyguard of the Female CEO, Kung Fu Divine Doctor in the City, The Strongest Abandoned Young Master in the City, and The Female CEO's Clairvoyant Divine Doctor. Judging from these works and their common categories, his writing centers on fiction aimed at male readers and also touches on Eastern fantasy, urban fiction, and social fiction, and is often grouped among premium novels and quality web fiction. The subject matter generally revolves around masters of medicine, powerful figures in the city, and underdog protagonists who rise against the odds, with titles that make conspicuous use of words such as "divine doctor," "demon," and "strongest," giving the works a distinctly crowd-pleasing character and appealing to male readers who prefer brisk pacing and direct conflict. Overall, his output takes urban and fantasy fiction as its main axis, leans toward entertainment and readability, and has a certain recognizability among web fiction readers.