The Number One Divine Doctor
Jiuwei QinggeHeiyan Reading Network2021
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Featured Fiction Urban Fiction Gu PoisonFamily FeudHeiressFace-SlappingBetrayalComebackPopular NarrativeSummary
Qin Feng gets into a street fight defending his wife, Su Mei, and ends up injured and hospitalized. But in his hospital room, he stumbles upon his wife feeding soup intimately to Zhang Wanqian, the son of Qingcheng's wealthiest man. He realizes he has been betrayed for six months and that his property has secretly been transferred to his wife's name. Beaten unconscious and thrown into a garbage dump, he unexpectedly inherits the legacy of his ancestor Qin Chongbei, the Yin-Yang Master Hand, mastering martial arts, medicine, and arcane needle techniques. Qin Feng returns home to rebuke his sister-in-law Su Yan for bullying his younger sister, moves with his sister into the ancestral small clinic, and saves a wealthy young woman who has taken poison in despair. From then on, he establishes himself through medical skill and gradually revives the declining Qin medical lineage amid workplace and family conflicts, Southern Border voodoo poison, and traditional Chinese medicine competitions.Editor's review
A typical urban divine-doctor comeback power fantasy: catching infidelity, seizing back property, protecting his sister—emotional conflicts come thick and fast, followed by using inherited medical skills to slap down wealthy families and save noble girls, with a direct pace. Good for fragmented reading. Weaknesses are obvious: flat characters, dumbed-down villains, occasionally stiff medical descriptions and prose, and logic that doesn't bear scrutiny; it prioritizes thrill over rigor.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who like urban divine-doctor and inheritance-comeback tropes
- Readers who want face-slapping power fantasy with a fast pace
- Readers interested in multiple female leads and wealthy-family feuds
Not a good fit for
- Readers seeking rigorous medical knowledge and logic
- Readers who dislike flat villains and melodramatic plots
- Readers who prefer refined prose and slow-burn narrative
Reading tips
- Read the first few chapters to confirm you can accept the melodramatic opening and power-fantasy pace
- Follow Qin Feng's growth in medicine and inheritance; skip repetitive face-slapping segments
- Treat it as casual web fiction; don't fret over detail plausibility
About the publisher
Heiyan Reading NetworkHeiyan Reading Network is a platform whose main business is the reading and publication of online fiction; public information is limited, and details about its founding background and location have not been confirmed. Judging from the 2,801 titles in the database, its publishing focus centers on premium fiction, suspense and mystery, male-oriented fiction, urban fiction, Eastern fantasy, and female-oriented fiction, serving both male and female readers. Representative titles include The Divine Fortune Teller in Hemp Clothes, Death Note, The Son-in-Law Returns, Asura War God: Devouring the Empress's Essence Blood at the Start, Bad Husband, Doting on His Scatterbrained Sweet Wife, I Am the Divine Dragon, Supreme Honor, and My Tsundere CEO Wife, covering urban supernatural powers, suspense and the paranormal, and fantasy adventure. Authors include Qima Diaoyu, Wangzhe Jianming, Yipian Huohai, Liu Daozai, Lang Mumu, Shancun Xiaohuofu, Su Han'a, and Wulong Cha, known for genre serialization and forming the diverse, multi-genre publishing character typical of online literature platforms.
FAQ
Where was this book serialized, and is it completed?
It debuted on Heiyan Reading Network in 2021, was completed that November, and runs 635 chapters.Is it single female lead or multiple female leads?
The platform labels it multiple female leads; the romance line revolves around several female characters.Is it suitable for newcomers to urban supernatural fiction?
Yes; the tropes are straightforward and the thrills dense, so the barrier to entry is low.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Jiuwei Qingge AuthorJiuwei Qingge is a web-fiction author about whom little public information is available; the only known work is First Divine Doctor. Judging from the title and its common classification, the book belongs to urban fiction and has been placed in the category of quality novels. Urban fiction generally takes contemporary city life as its backdrop, unfolding around characters' fortunes, professional stories, and emotional relationships, while the title First Divine Doctor often suggests medical themes, the identity of a healer, or related legendary plotlines. Because key details such as the author's life, writing history, and number of works remain insufficient, it is difficult to describe the writing style more specifically, and the author's nationality and dates of birth and death cannot be confirmed. Readers who wish to understand Jiuwei Qingge's creative characteristics may begin with the narrative approach, character portrayal, and thematic handling in First Divine Doctor, and consider its choices in pacing and character relationships within the familiar patterns of urban fiction.