Intern doctor Ye Tian unexpectedly inherits the legacy of an ancient immortal physician. From then on, his medical and martial skills are peerless. He can bring the dying back to life and save the world, or fly into a rage for the woman he loves.
He is ruthless toward his enemies, leaving no loose ends, but treats beautiful women with boundless care and tenderness.
An heir to the immortal physician's legacy, he wields medicine in one hand and martial arts in the other. Together with his beloved, he crushes powerful foes and lives freely in the city!
It's really bad. The names of the characters change all the time. Even the heroine disappears for no reason. The whole book has nothing to do with fairy doctors. Shouldn't fairy doctors have super high medical skills? This book has nothing to do with medicine. The worst thing is that the ending is sudden. I can't even pick up the previous chapter. I'm speechless.
It's okay, worth watching, but the male and female protagonists are a bit confusing, and there are a lot of typos
Looks boring