Isn't It Reasonable for an Imperial Physician to Stab Someone with a Sword?

The literary talent is very good and the characters are well developed, but I feel that the middle part of the second volume is average and the relationship between the protagonist and Wanyan Qiongying is not clearly explained. I would like to make some suggestions: I feel that the second volume has a little too much psychological description of the supporting characters. Although it reduces readers' doubts about the characters' actions, it is a little redundant. Overall it's pretty good, I hope more people can see it

The writing is good, no one reads it?

This book is written with both nose and eyes. It has a plot and plot. It is a good book and I like it! ! !

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Qing Ming's writing is very interesting and good-looking. He also has a literary and martial spirit. The protagonist is both civilized and martial arts. He is a benevolent doctor. I still like Qing Ming, the future head of the Taoist family (personal guess)

The Jianghu, the court, everyone, and the love of the small family are all described in great detail so far. The author is very attentive. There are everyone and there is a small family.