The City's Little Immortal Doctor

The plot was alright; the whole book revolves around building up an invincible character. However, it strayed from the main theme, and the ending was too abrupt. I'm hoping for a second book, one that explores the conquest of the divine realm and the cultivation world. 🤩🤩🤩

This is so well written. I just love doing what I love.

Excellent! The writing is vivid, and the characters are portrayed with remarkable realism!

It's so good, I have to give it five stars. It's the kind of book I really like. There are only a little over a thousand chapters, but it's still pretty good.

The author of this book possesses an exceptionally rich imagination, with a tightly woven plot that keeps the reader hooked. It particularly vividly portrays the male protagonist's distinct personality, tenacious struggle, extraordinary strength, fearlessness in the face of power, and his kind nature of compassion and selfless assistance to the weak. The book's most striking feature is the emphasis on the idea that only through inherent strength can one survive and thrive.

It's good, but why does the storyteller return to the previous section after finishing one?

I haven't finished watching it yet. I want to know if Ye Fan's identity as an Immortal Venerable will be revealed in the end?

The plot is well-developed, with twists and turns, but it's a bit formulaic.

He's invincible from the start; this book is well-written.

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