The Male Immortal Doctor in a Matriarchal World

I've read it a few times, so I'll just say a few words. The first is the title. I've been reading about female protagonists for more than 3 years, and there have been some good books during this period. The title of the book is the first threshold to attract readers. When I first saw this book, black people's first impression was that female protagonists are male doctors. At first, I thought it was just saving the heroine and other scenes (think for yourself). Then there is the writing style. I like the author's overall ideological concepts and the protagonist's character logic, but the writing style is a bit lacking. The writing styles of a certain pineapple stalker and a certain hedgehog school beauty are very similar to the author, including other authors' books in Tomato. These books become less interesting as they go by. If the author's books continue, I think it lacks appeal. Another thing is that I watched it several times and couldn't figure out what the protagonist's general purpose is. He takes away the King of Spades from the front, cultivates medicinal herbs in the middle, not to mention the treatment at the back, and goes to school at the back. How can I put it, the more I watch, the more fascinated I am (personal opinion above) Let's talk about the advantages. The male protagonist is not like a soft girl, he has his own My own thinking, and there are not many female protagonists to surround me. This is already very good. Most male protagonists in female heroes are developed around multiple female protagonists. This book has not at least started to revolve around multiple female protagonists. It feels very good. I have read a lot of female protagonists. This book can also be said to be a little above average for me. Come on, author

It's rare. It's rare to find such a good novel that can control the balance between the heroine's environment and the male soul. Not to mention how exciting it is, at least it is very comfortable to read. Many heroine novels either make the male protagonist uncomfortable or follow the green tea style, but too many green tea styles make it boring to read.

I have some thoughts after reading this book. That is, you can write about women's rights, but never write about men's rights like women's rights. Otherwise, you will be punched by a woman, this is the way of the world. Of course, it's not that the author's book is not good, it's still very good. I'm just lamenting the current situation.

Give the author my five stars

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It's pretty good. There is a small part that is not detailed. I collected it before. But then you didn't update it and I was so angry that I wanted to remove the book. I read it after seeing your update recently. Please update it quickly. You can write about sect in the back. After all, you mentioned it in it (I personally think it should be. There should be a few female protagonists, but not too many. If you want to accept female protagonists, you must have a deeper emotional experience. Personal suggestion)

You finally updated. I've been waiting for you for a long time [crying] [crying] [crying]. If you don't update again, I will give you a two-star negative review [scroll] [scroll] [scroll]

I think this book is okay, mainly because it suits my taste, but some parts are not very well written and it doesn't keep me immersed in reading. Come on, author, I hope you can write better works in the future (´ε｀ )♡

The logical thinking is very clear, the character descriptions are three-dimensional and vivid, and the plot has ups and downs... It's a pity that Fa, who is not a Chinese class representative, can't say better words to describe this book. Simply wonderful! ! Come on, author! Awesome! (ง •̀_•́)งCome on

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