Zhuo Buqi transmigrates to Earth in a parallel world and becomes the junior of one of the world's five god-tier experts: a spoiled, womanizing young master...
Not only does he awaken an incredibly rare healing ability, he also activates a Super System and completes nine awakenings. From then on, he heals heaven, earth, and the universe... ushering in a new era of global awakenings! He rises to god-tier, firmly claiming the title of the world's number one healer. His title on the God Rankings: "Healer God"!
His aloof, violent, unrelated older sister awakens a berserker ability, then becomes a versatile three-element War Goddess thanks to his healing...
A mischievous little girl who awakens a shadow ability is healed into a three-element Reaper Girl...
The Healer God's motto: There's nothing a little healing can't fix. If one dose doesn't work, try two...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I really don't understand? Why does the author like to let the protagonist's predecessor lose all his reputation before letting him travel through the past when writing about the second generation of rich people and the fourth generation of martial arts? And why would a well-established family raise such a stubborn person? Weren't etiquette and morals taught from an early age? The protagonist travels through four generations of a family in the past. After four generations, the protagonist will inherit the family. In this case, can the protagonist's predecessor be such a stubborn person? Think about it for yourself. If you were a powerful and well-established family leader, would you hope that the person who would succeed you in the future would be such a person who doesn't even understand etiquette, justice, and integrity? Waiting to ruin the family?
The routine is old enough, the villain is provocative without thinking, the protagonist is crushed, the sidekick is shocked, the beauty is worshiped, the cycle is endless, and the whole book is completed.
I feel like the identity of the protagonist Takeshi is useless! Almost like a commoner
You didn't even say what your own power is, how could others know that you have healing powers, and you still blame others, it's simply poisonous, never see you again, **!
The protagonist's superpower is a skill, right? Superpowers should be able to be developed at will, just like Devil Fruits
This routine feels like it was okay if you wrote it a few years ago. The protagonist, Goldfinger, is quite satisfactory. Is it just for the so-called balance?
The name Zhuo Buqi (can't afford to do it) is very dramatic.
After reading the introduction, the name of the protagonist made me want to stop reading. What did Zhuo Buqi think? Ineffective? It's hard to say anything, and the meaning is a bit misleading. Author, you are really a genius at naming names.
Such an awesome identity is useless. You might as well arrange a civilian identity for him.
The protagonist is getting weaker as he rises, where is the little loli? Where is my sister?