The Ultimate Healer

It's good-looking, and there's no ambiguity at all so far. There's no sister, no school belle, and no heroine. The writing may not be easy to say, but this book is the least poisonous among the non-heroine novels on my current bookshelf. [Laughing][laughing] Well, the author's fighting is a bit hard to explain, the combat power is too collapsed, the 500% increase is like 5%, no impact at all... And the protagonist has eaten so many resources, it still feels like FW, or the author has not reflected the protagonist's ability.

It's pretty good, the pace is slow, but I feel quite comfortable. There are no messy old-fashioned plots, and the viewing experience is quite good. Shen Lin and Xu Xize are a bit annoying👀. Anyway, the author said there is no female protagonist, so I just frowned [I understand]

It's quite good, but I feel like the two magics are like those in Fairy Tail. Of course, it's possible that I feel wrong. This is not the kind of therapeutic novel that you'd like to read. If you like auxiliary therapy, you can read it.

It's good-looking and beautiful. I just hope that the male protagonist can have a very, very good male friend. Although the introduction says there is no cp, the couple in the article are very good-looking. The male protagonist is a bit lonely ☺️☺️☺️

Very nice! The second purely auxiliary text on the bookshelf~! Keep at it, author! No more eunuchs! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

It looks good, although there is no CP, but it's a good look [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]

It's good. It's pretty good-looking. Although the author said it's dull, it's not lacking in blood. After all, he's a martial artist. Even if he doesn't fight, he's not worthy of the word martial arts. Although the hero's martial arts value is a bit low, he's not the all-powerful hero in other novels who can hit the healing type. But in this book, he's also very strong in the support. He's not a cheating hero, but his talent is also very powerful. Goldfinger only has a useless panel to look at talent and ability information, but it's pretty good. After reading too many cheating heroes, I think the hero in this book is more realistic. It's good, plain, smooth, passionate, and refreshing. It's a sad growing process without relatives or friends dying. Everything goes smoothly.

It took me a few days to finish reading it, and I felt quite emotional. Due to various reasons, I had to stop updating or speed up the progress. Fortunately, it was completed successfully. It is not too regretful. The first novel by a new author is really good. Although there are some common faults, the content is very good. The characters are very vivid, there is no cliché plot, and there is no stomachache plot. It is really one of my favorite books in so many years. It's just a pity that the author stopped in the second half due to study and work, and there are too many plots that I haven't written or talked about. Looking at the time, the author should have been working for more than 2 years now. I wish you good luck.

Yes, I have read all three books on Tomato that take the pure auxiliary approach, and they all feel good. The protagonist is indeed weak in the front, but I feel that he is much stronger in the back. There is nothing poisonous. The writing is not bad, but it is relatively short and needs to be saved. It doesn't matter if you make pornographic jokes, there is no ambiguous tendency in the text, a harem is unlikely, and there are not many bad-smelling supporting characters. I look forward to more fighting scenes in the future. Regarding the main character's mother, the roommate's reaction was a bit offensive, and it made people feel uncomfortable... Overall, the rating is still low, and it could be improved. I guess it's because the number of words isn't particularly high yet and there are few reviewers. Good luck to the author.

The writing is very good, the supporting characters are all good, there is no such thing as Wu Nao Tian/Long Aotian, and the protagonist's team is also very harmonious. I read the book reviews before reading, and I was ready to give up, but I didn't give up because there was no cp. I found that there is actually no protagonist as the book review said. The protagonist is very talented, but he is not unreasonably invincible and not all the halo is on the protagonist. I really like this feeling of a group portrait. As for the emotional scene involving two supporting characters, it was too detailed at first and was really discouraging. Later, the author listened to his opinions and it got better. There is also the plot of the time traveler. He is actually not described much, and the protagonist does not lick him. He just helps his friends as much as he can. After reading another book review, I jumped to the chapter about Whispers of Demons and was dissuaded.