All Chapters of The Sovereign Doctor's: Divine Healing System: Chapter 1
- Chapter 10
16 chapters
Chapter 1: The Severance Check
The marble lobby of Jade Health Pharmaceutical gleamed like a polished stage designed for humiliation. Investors were scattered across its polished granite floor, speaking in low, confident tones, walking with the kind of careless ownership that only came from obscene wealth. The mirrored steel walls reflected every movement, and every time I caught my own reflection in them, I felt an uncomfortable tightness in my stomach. I stood near the massive glass window, arms stiff at my sides, the knot in my stomach growing tighter by the second. I had been told Lin Yue wanted to see me. I wasn’t prepared for anything else.Then I saw him.Zheng Fei walked in like he owned the air itself, flanked by two massive security men who looked like they were here to escort a criminal, not greet a guest. Beside him was a woman in a black suit holding a folder, her expression cold and detached. Zheng Fei’s grin was smug and polished, the kind of smile that felt like a hand wrapped around the back of my
Chapter 2: The Divine Trigger
The cold anger from the Jade Health lobby still burned inside me, sharp and white-hot, replacing the dull ache of five years of humiliation with a burning clarity. I didn’t take the main road back to the apartment—Lin Yue’s precious claim on what was barely mine anymore. I stuck to the back alleys, shadows and corners I knew from my student days, slipping through them like a ghost, unnoticed, a silent acknowledgment of how invisible I’d always been.I reached the small, cheap apartment building without incident. The lobby smelled faintly of mildew and cleaning chemicals. A man in a black uniform, unremarkable but efficient, stood near the doorway holding a clipboard and a brown envelope. His eyes met mine with the flat detachment of someone who had done this a thousand times before.“Jiang Hao?” His voice carried no respect, no greeting, only purpose.“Yes.” I kept my voice flat.“These are the dissolution documents from Lin Yue. Sign and date were marked.” He didn’t offer me a pen. H
Chapter 3: The Untouchable Patient
The hospital ID badge from the thug, Li Wei, was still sticky with my blood, but its purpose was instantly clear: the City Central Hospital was my destination. The System’s internal holographic map, now overlaying my vision like a high-tech filter, glowed blue over the hospital complex. It indicated the location of the mandatory first mission: Elder Qin (VIP Unit, 12th Floor). I didn’t hesitate. The System didn’t ask for my consent; it commanded compliance. And since my body felt perfectly calibrated and my mind sharper than any surgical scalpel, I followed its instructions without question.I arrived at City Central in my bloodied clothes, the fabric heavy with past violence, my senses hyper-alert to every shadow, every movement. The 12th floor was a picture of hushed panic, the kind that only money and desperation could produce. Security detail was layered three deep, each officer radiating tension, every muscle taut and ready. At the end of the hallway, the VIP door loomed like a f
Chapter 4: The Public Humiliation of Dr.Lin
The loud CLANG of the buffer hitting the marble floor reverberated through the hallway like a declaration of war. Dr. Ma spun around instantly, his face flushed purple with outrage, nostrils flaring as he glared at me. The two security guards stationed near the VIP door snapped to attention, hands moving toward their sidearms with alarming speed, their eyes wide, alert, and tense.“Jiang Hao! What the hell do you think you’re doing?!” Dr. Ma shrieked, his voice rising, losing every pretense of professional composure.I didn’t respond. My eyes were already scanning the room, measuring distances, angles, and opportunity. I didn’t need to answer him. I needed chaos. I needed distraction, and I needed it now, because Elder Qin’s life hung by a thread and every second of hesitation could tip the balance irreversibly.My gaze locked on the cleaning cart just a few feet away. A mop bucket filled with murky water and a clear bottle of concentrated industrial disinfectant sat there, the chemic
Chapter 5: The Sovereign Hand
“I accept the challenge,” I stated, my voice cutting cleanly through the chaotic noise of the blaring alarm and the sputtering of Dr. Ma, who looked ready to explode from panic and fury combined. The metallic scent of the chemical cloud still lingered in the air, stinging my nostrils, but I blocked it out entirely, focusing solely on the task at hand.Luo Bing’s gaze was intense, piercing, and unyielding. He did not blink. His eyes locked on mine with an intensity that could have stripped away anyone else’s resolve. “Challenge accepted,” he said quietly but with the force of command behind every syllable. “You have exactly five minutes. One misstep, one act that accelerates his decline, and you will not leave this room alive. Do you understand the terms I am giving you?”“I understand, Mr. Luo,” I replied without hesitation, my voice steady, calm, and confident. The alarm’s blare, the chemical fumes, the chaos of the room—all of it seemed irrelevant to me at that moment. Everything ha
Chapter 6: The first Retribution
“Jiang Hao. Former janitor. Currently unemployed.”The silence that followed my answer was heavy, punctuated only by the rhythmic beep of Elder Qin’s life support systems, which now pulsed with reassuring steadiness. My shirt was stained with dried blood, and my hand was still held by the most powerful man in A-City. I did not move, I did not flinch. I simply stood there, waiting for his verdict, the weight of the moment pressing down with an almost tangible intensity.Elder Qin’s eyes, ancient yet piercing, narrowed slightly, examining me with the intensity of a man who had witnessed the rise and fall of empires. He ignored the frantic whispers of the medical staff, the choked, incoherent fury of Dr. Ma, and the absolute defeat written across Dr. Lin’s face. His gaze remained fixed entirely on me.“Former janitor,” Elder Qin repeated, his voice still rasping but regaining resonance with each word. “And now the only person in this city with the competence to keep me alive. Luo Bing, y
Chapter 7: The Viper's Backlash
The news report, asking about the "janitor who just destroyed your entire company," was the final chord of the symphony of destruction. I leaned back in the comfortable leather chair in the Qin family’s temporary headquarters, watching the live feed shift from the chaos of the financial tower to the sterile quiet of the newsroom. Luo Bing, still monitoring the crash data, looked at me with a reverence that bordered on fear.“Mr. Jiang,” Luo Bing reported, his voice vibrating with disbelief. “Ascendant Capital has been decimated. The short-sell, coupled with the SEC halt, wiped out 80% of their market capitalization in under ninety seconds. The East River merger is not just void; Zheng Fei is now facing an immediate insolvency claim and multiple federal charges. That was… surgically precise.”I nodded, the triumph cold and brief. It was merely the first strike. The real conflict was just beginning.“The viper is struck, Luo Bing, but not killed. How is Lin Yue reacting?” I asked, my fo
Chapter 8: The price of Disbelief
The moment the assassin recognized me, his breath caught and he whispered in a harsh fearful tone, “The Shadow Apothecary… you’re still alive?!” That single exclamation told me everything about the kind of world he came from. He was not just a killer working for money. He was part of a silent network that understood forbidden medical sects, ancient knowledge, and the kind of power the System had awakened inside me. His fear was deep and instinctive, the kind that broke through years of conditioning.“Alive,” I answered in a steady voice as I shifted my metal baton ever so slightly, “and working.”The corridor was narrow and dim with only a faint red emergency light glowing at the far end, but I saw every movement of his body with perfect clarity. The Viper pulled himself together instantly even though his eyes still held panic. He spun his weight backward and reached for a small container at his belt. I saw the intention before he completed the motion.“Do not move,” I warned.He igno
Chapter 9: The Shadow's intelligence
I had just initiated the destruction of Zheng Fei’s empire when the System’s red alert screamed in my head—Primary Vendor Identified: Zhou Family. Satisfaction left me immediately. The Zhou Family wasn’t some shallow corporate entity; they were Tier 1 power in A-City, rooted in politics, covert martial arts, influence that stretched across the underground and legitimate channels alike. Zheng Fei was nothing but a pawn, a disposable asset who just burned out.I ignored the Initiate Blood Vendetta Protocol? prompt. Not yet. I needed intelligence first. I wasn’t suicidal. Not now.The adjacent room held Elder Qin, recovering slowly but steadily. He had just received the briefing—the Viper, the conspiracy, Zheng Fei’s arrest. He summoned me instantly.I entered to find him propped in bed, monitors painting a picture of perfect vitals. Luo Bing stood by, rigid, sharp, having overseen Ascendant Capital’s asset freezing.“Jiang Hao,” Elder Qin started, voice firm, sharper than I expected. “Y
Chapter 10: The Lin family Connection
The name Li Cong stared back at me, the signature scrawled across the binding agreement with the absolute authority of a man used to bending the world to his will. It wasn’t a mere corporate figure. No, this was far more dangerous, far beyond the Zhou Family, beyond Zheng Fei. This was the Li Family. One of the Heavenly Four. My personal revenge, my carefully laid plans to topple Zheng Fei, had just crashed headlong into a tier-one conflict.Elder Qin, propped up in the bed, his pale fingers gripping the edge of the sheets, watched my face with a calm intensity that only the ancient could wield. He read the gravity of my sudden silence in my eyes. Luo Bing, bruised and resting in the adjoining room after the harrowing Jade Health operation, was mercifully absent. This needed to stay between the Elder and me.“It’s not the Zhou Family,” I said flatly, my voice controlled, cold, but edged with steel.Elder Qin’s gaze sharpened, his piercing eyes cutting through the tension of the room.