
The Divine Doctor with X-Ray Vision in the City of Flowers
花都透视神医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- The X-Ray Vision Doctor in the City of Flowers透视神医在花都Alternate title on Fanqie
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Urban Fiction
I'm looking for some urban novels, like Ye Lingtian and Li Yuxin, or Xia Meng and Han Dong. The protagonist shouldn't have supernatural powers or cultivate immortality, and shouldn't be pretending to be poor either. Ideally, the books should be long. Thanks!
Master, I'm Only Four! Don't You Dare Send Me Down the Mountain! You're Only at Level 30, and I'm Already...
Urban Fiction, Superpowers, X-Ray Vision, Stone Gambling, Auctions, and More
The protagonist gradually grows stronger from a weak start. He doesn't show off or draw attention, but he stands his ground, acts decisively, and values brotherhood. He and a friend have known each other since childhood, and when they grow up, they face life and death together!
Any Power-Fantasy Novels Where Nobody Dares Mess with the Protagonist? Please!
Book lovers, please give me your recommendations!!!
The Village Doctor Is Quite the Charmer
Looking for books like Taoist Yin and Yang.
Looking for Stone-Gambling and Antiques-Appraisal Novels Rated 9.0 or Higher! Thanks!
Looking for Highly Rated Miracle Doctor Novels: No Amateurish Writing, Stupidity, Illogical Plots, or Over-the-Top Drama
The female lead is a miracle doctor, and the male lead is an easygoing prince, not the emperor, but on very good terms with him.
Healing People, Ghosts, Demons, and Immortals: A Miracle Doctor Invincible from the Start
Something long and satisfying.
Medical System Stories: Preferably About a Smart, Levelheaded Male Surgeon
Preferably, the protagonist should be a highly skilled professional surgeon with a System, but not dependent on the System. No saintly heroine, please. The female lead can be anything, as long as she does not hold him back! Thanks, everyone. The longer the book, the better.
Looking for Political Intrigue and Scheming Like in The Super Son-in-Law and The Peerless Evil Doctor
Divine Doctor Wang Dachun, Chapter 2219
I'm Out of Books Again: The Despair of a Veteran Reader with 4,000 Hours Under My Belt
Older Classics That Stand the Test of Time, Like Nine Star Hegemon Body Art and Treading the Stars
I'm Out of Books to Read, Please Recommend Some
Ideally, the rating should be at least 9. As long as it's good, I'm happy. It should have lots of chapters already or be complete, so I can binge-read it. Thanks!
Must-Have Characters in a Story: Beautiful Women, Anything Goes
Any Stories About Someone Coming Down from the Mountains, Using Their Medical Skills to Treat Patients in the City?
The Divine Doctor of Good Fortune
I'm Desperate for Something to Read! Urban Fantasy With a Rating Above 8.0, Under 250,000 Words Not Included
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Urban Miracle Doctor: Transmigrating Through the Storm
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Divine Doctor in the City
The Divine Doctor of the City
The Incompetent Little Miracle Doctor
I Returned from Cultivation, Only to Become a Good-for-Nothing
A Master Comes Down from the Mountain, and My Senior Sisters Spoil Me Rotten!
Are You Crazy? You Call This Ordinary Bodyguard?
The Little Village Physician
Divine Doctor: I Grow Peach Blossoms in the Village
The Old Man from the East End of the Village’s First Book
Divine Doctor of Destiny
No One Knows More About Jade Gambling Than Me, and My Cool Best Friend Falls for Me
The Super All-Round Fortune Teller
The Little Village's Divine Doctor
The Peerless Divine Doctor Takes on the City
The Strongest Divine Doctor: Can Master Come Home Today?
The Immortal Doctor Dad Finds His Daughter a CEO for a Stepmother
A Carefree Journey Through Medicine
I've Reached the Tribulation Transcendence Stage, and the Campus Belle Wants Me to Be Her Child's Father
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This is a novel where the male protagonist is excessively infatuated, showing no mercy to any woman's age, marital status, or whether she has a boyfriend... It's alright to read; for now, it can be described as a "feel-good" novel. The title is "Obsessive Healer," but he's hardly ever seen treating illnesses; instead, he's been observing a lot of feng shui!
This book is fantastic! I hope the author continues to write even better works. The only downside is the slow update schedule; the more you read, the more you want to continue.
It's well-written, I like it, the protagonist is the quintessential Cao Cao! It's just that it didn't pass censorship and was cut. I'm going to watch the uncut version now, goodbye!!!
It's a good way to pass the time during the pandemic. I hope the author will write more and more.
After reading about the writing style of the beginning of this work (which I admire), I thought of the difference between Chinese and foreign films in how they express the plot: Chinese films treat the audience like fools, so the details are explained very carefully; foreign films treat the audience like smart people, so the details are explained more roughly. I prefer this approach.
The author writes well, and the plot is engaging. Updates are also timely, five chapters a day, keeping readers from waiting.
Overall, this book is very good and engaging, keeping readers hooked. This is the foundation of any book; without it, no one will read it. The book is also realistic. While it's true that promiscuity and casual sex are unacceptable, it doesn't mean sex should never happen. Love is love, and sex is the foundation of love, and the book handles this well. This is also a point of interest.
The plot is described in detail, the characters are well-developed, the story structure is tight, and the language is accurate. In short, it's a great read.
The protagonist is very shrewd and charming, but later on, real estate becomes less important. It's basically a lighthearted and enjoyable otaku novel! It's still quite good.
It's very exciting, with a rich plot and characters, but some of the descriptions are a bit over the top.