The Immortal Physician of the City

Looks good

There is too much nonsense, and the 5-minute plot is expanded into a 120-minute movie at every turn. The more you look at the back, the stronger this feeling becomes. The word count sucks. Every sentence has to be explained in a long way. I hate this mode so much. It seems that I can't understand what the author expresses in every sentence. From time to time, I use Xinhua Dictionary and classical Chinese to explain.

It's super exciting. The author has written so well about the human nature, life, and personality of the people in the book that I couldn't help but want to read it for a while. It was already late at night. Look again.

The plot in the book is touching! The author is making a fool of himself!

I have read more than a hundred chapters, and the plot is old-fashioned, but the advantage is that I know not to kill people randomly in public, unlike some urban cultivation novels that kill people on the street at every turn.

From a creative perspective, I feel that the theme is not realistic enough and the details are too detailed. From an economic point of view, a longer book with more chapters will be more effective. Generally speaking, the writing is beautiful, the narrative is clear, and the characters are vivid. It is worth reading.

Too much nonsense, I don't understand what is being said

The plot is simple and a bit procrastinating. It is quite simple and heavy at the beginning, but there is no attractive artistic conception later on.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I think it's really fascinating. The writing is good, the flow is smooth, and the story has ups and downs, which makes people want to watch from the beginning to the end.

Children playing house is unfocused and unexciting