I Open a Medical Clinic in Zongwu

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It's really hard to read today's martial arts novels. What are the front, middle and back ends, and what kind of magic skills are in hand, but you have to lay the foundation. It's too difficult to find a novel like Gu Daxia or Jin Daxia. Martial arts is martial arts, and the artistic conception is as long as the combat power is not broken. What are you doing with those vain things? Who cares what foundation you lay today and what foundation you lay tomorrow

It's a bit discouraging. The protagonist feels torn and hypocritical. What you think is one thing, and what you do is another thing. He said that he would be an ordinary person, so he went to learn martial arts the next night. He said that he would not contact martial arts people, and then he went to get the Five Poison Sect tokens with his backhand.

Look at others, then look at you, men can't be so short

Well written, I give it one star! What do the protagonist and supporting characters look like? What body shape? What height? How is your clothing and temperament? What is the environment the protagonist is in? How are buildings arranged on streets? What are the length and width dimensions? Author, you have worked hard

I have only read Chapter 8, which was very painful to read. The first chapter is quite well written and quite attractive. The introduction from Chapter 2 to Chapter 4 is also good. Starting from Chapter 5, a bunch of realms are divided, and each realm is divided into junior high school and post-consummation. It just felt like there was no martial arts flavor. Chapter 6, from what I wrote in the previous article, I felt that the protagonist wanted to blend in quietly and develop in a low-key manner. As a result, a rule was established, three times without medical treatment. As a result, it was also named Jishitang. Keep a low profile and do things in a high profile? It feels like the meaning is somewhat conflicting with the previous article. There is also Chapter 7. The protagonist is endowed with top-level skills and knowledge of top-level medical and poison skills. He wants to practice martial arts, but he goes to the Thief Saint to ask how to lay the foundation. In my previous understanding from reading novels, with the knowledge of top medical skills, I shouldn't not know how to lay the foundation. It just feels weird

With such medical skills, he looks like an idiot and becomes more and more idiotic the more he looks at it.

Take a look at what's written, God's Gambit. I really liked this book, but a maggot appeared while I was eating.

"Love is like wearing armor, like holding a sharp sword in your hand. A general is on his way, not chasing hares, but marching under the stars and the moon. If you are nostalgic for the flowers and plants in this world, you will find ten thousand excuses to stop, but... You have a clear mind, a firm will, and strong limbs. You know where you are going, so please go all the way, covered with stars and moon, holding a sharp sword, and you will no longer be afraid of any darkness in the world!"

After reading Chapter 9, I died of poison. You know what's going on when you see this, but I can't stand it anyway