The Immortal Venerable of Medicine in the City

This is the first time I have read the ending of a novel. I really hope the author will write a sequel about Wang Jing and his descendants.

So far, I feel good, the storyline is also very smooth, and the plot develops without any sense of violation. I look forward to what will happen next.

I've read a few chapters and it's okay. They are interlocking and energetic. I wonder if there will be any surprises in the following chapters!

The Medical Immortal, who has no elixirs and has already refined his Qi on the first level, can even fall to the ground with internal injuries on the second floor. He is no different from ordinary people and why is he still practicing?

The writing is good, but some sentences are lacking!

The plot is similar to other novels. There are also many typos with the same pronunciation but different meanings. Sometimes it makes people confused and the ending ends a little too quickly. However, the author worked very hard and should be thanked.

Originally, the novel was okay, but there were so many typos that I had to take out my primary school Chinese textbook and a Chinese dictionary to barely understand the content.

I rarely give 5 stars. I highly recommend this book. The male protagonist is decisive in killing and is not affectionate towards women. There are 12 of them. He is not a stallion but can be accepted by anyone. Although his cultivation level is not high, there is progress. He is not blindly practicing and not blindly talking about emotions. He handles everything very well. 👍 👍 Worth reading

A mess. It's really hard to watch whether a thousand-year-old monster reborn or a cultivator in the late stage of Qi training can't beat an earth-level warrior! Junk article.

Another idiot protagonist