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The Poor Guy Who Revived the Richest Man with One Palm: Turns Out He's a Divine Doctor Who Can Raise the Dead
The Poor Guy Who Revived the Richest Man with One Palm: Turns Out He's a Divine Doctor Who Can Raise the Dead Plot:
The richest man Lin Haotian was at death's door, and his family was preparing for his funeral in tears. Unexpectedly, Ye Fan, a poor guy who came to collect unpaid wages, revived him with just a light palm. When everyone was shocked, Ye Fan revealed the truth—he was the only heir of the hidden Divine Doctor Sect, and he had the "Life and Death Mysterious Palm" that could reverse life and death. Lin Haotian wanted to give him half of his fortune to repay the favor, but once the news spread, all tycoons went crazy: the real estate tycoon knelt down to give a mansion to cure his dying father, the top star cried to fix her disfigured face, even the underground leader came with heavy gifts. But Ye Fan avoided them all because he had a secret—the killer who wiped out the Divine Doctor Sect was looking for him...
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