Revenge of the Bixue Manor

At the story's opening, Dong Qingwu travels the jianghu as a wandering physician, secretly using the Heavenly Master's Eye to probe the feng shui weak points of his enemies. His first target is the master of the hypocritical "Qingyun Sect": he lays a trap to draw him into a death formation and uses feng shui malevolence to backfire and gravely wound him, but the use of his cheat ability costs him three years of life and exposes his whereabouts, bringing assassins after him. While fleeing, he meets the female lead Su Wan'er—an orphan of a feng shui clan—who is being hunted by enemies seeking to seize her family's heirloom compass. Dong Qingwu rescues her and discovers that Su Wan'er's compass can amplify the Heavenly Master's Eye, but the two, each with their own motives, remain wary of each other; they agree to cooperate in revenge and then part ways. Dong Qingwu joins forces with Su Wan'er and the old subordinates of Han Jiangying to launch an all-out assault on the powerful minister's faction. First he uses feng shui arts to destroy the feng shui fortune of his enemies' ancestral graves, forcing them to divide their attention; then he infiltrates the enemy camp, uses the Heavenly Master's Eye to see through the guards' vital points, and kills with a single strike of the Bixue Sword. Before dying, the powerful minister reveals the truth: the massacre of his family was ordered by the emperor, and the secret treasure concerns the fate of the nation. Dong Qingwu wins a narrow victory but is suppressed by the imperial army. In the end, Su Wan'er sacrifices her compass, triggering a backlash from the dragon vein, and the imperial court collapses. Dong Qingwu rebuilds Bixue Manor and retires with Su Wan'er, but rumors in the jianghu say his Heavenly Eye has never closed and that he will reappear at any time to protect others. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Revenge of the Bixue Manor — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠