I Didn't Want to Catch a Monster

It's just that I don't like it personally. Alas, it's this kind of thing again. I am very, very awesome. Many people know that he is awesome. I have a good relationship with him, but they don't know that he is so awesome. They know that he is awesome, but they don't tell him about it, so I don't really like this kind of boring thing.

I have always had a question about the protagonist of this book. I don't mean to find fault, but to ask, does the protagonist know how good his medical skills are? Every time I see the protagonist heal people to death, I think he does it on purpose, but sometimes he also does it to the people around him, which makes it a bit difficult to understand.

There is no one who does not love talents. It is really fulfilling to cultivate a talent. Lu Li is like this to Wu Jun. He simply wants to accept him as a disciple and train him well.

I had a lot of fun watching it. Damn it, I still need ten more words.

It's a very funny and humorous novel.

That bad mouth at the beginning. If it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, he would have been lying in that stinky ditch long ago. Speaking ill of others in front of other people's subordinates is really a talent.

A light-hearted and funny novel that made me laugh from beginning to end, especially the various nonsense and jokes in the book. It was really interesting.

Is the author talking about cross talk or something? So cool, so happy😂😂

It looked nice in front of me, but once I got to the capital, it didn't look good. It felt a bit inexplicable and weird.

It doesn't work well after changing the map.