I Run a Clinic in the Abyssal World

It's very good, the setting is very novel, the rhythm is well grasped, and the emotions are quite delicate. But, since the little assistant has so many looks, everyone thinks she is the heroine. If it doesn't work, the landlord can do it. But in the end it was the dancer who won for the first time. The dancers appear too little, which makes it feel very outrageous and abrupt. What impressed me most about the dancer was that the male protagonist was crying when he died, and he did have feelings. The main thing is that the assistant has been with you for so long, and you are like a saint, killing the dancer first when she comes up. The system is very weak. Useful but not much. It's very subtle, and there's not much difference in the feeling of rewards. The skills that usually reward the main rewards are too few, too weak, and the probability is very low. Most of the medical practice relies on the memory and notes of the original person, as well as a little bit of veterinary experience. The skills rewarded by the system make people feel that they can be practiced more. But the original notes are much better than the system. There are prescriptions, surgical records, etc., Diaries and lover accounts. The Red Moon Organization should be the core plot, but it doesn't arouse much interest. Restart the world. Magic has been abolished, I don't know when it will recover, or will it be pure swordsmanship? Many times I feel so frustrated. I hope the better, I hope it will be helpful to the author.

It's really good. I hope the author writes better and better. The character descriptions are very good and the plot is well-paced. It doesn't develop too fast and the writing doesn't drag on. It would be better if the character descriptions could be fuller. I hope the author can keep writing. Now when it comes to diabetes, the writing is a bit bad. The description of the conflict between the tigress and the protagonist is not very three-dimensional. The thunder is loud and the raindrops are light. In fact, it is better not to write this paragraph. To integrate medicine and medicine, there are some things that need to be changed. For example, can insulin also be drunk? There is no need to inject it. Overall, the previous writing is very good. Now I am a little inconsistent in reading about diabetes. I really can't go on with the recruitment of disciples. Why don't I just bring people there with me? When I go there, I just tell them that they want to be doctors too, so that they can't step down. How can I tell my younger brothers and sisters that I don't want to be a doctor? I'm afraid they will be disappointed. It's outrageous. I don't tell them whether this doctor is good or not. It's just cheating. The more I write, the more outrageous it becomes.

One of my favorites among the articles I have read recently. However, I feel that some of the plots in this article are a bit like the author deliberately suppressing the development of the protagonist (the protagonist develops a magic potion aversion agent, which can obviously bring good profits, but the protagonist inexplicably has to pay off the debt of the judge, and then none of the money earned comes to him. When the protagonist reforges the broken sword, the weapon refiner in Red Moon also said that the judge also owes him money... If the author writes about the issue of owing money in the future, it will really disgust me. The intention of suppressing the growth of the protagonist is too obvious.) I hope that the author will write better and better in the future. For me, this book is just readable, but there are some minor flaws in the plot.

Damn, it's great. The author should update it more. It should be at least a masterpiece with a score of 9 or above. There is still a little bit of pharmaceutical research and development, and there are a little few patients. Can we find a few more apprentices and so on? It's just 2 people treating the doctor. Isn't it a little bit short?

It's very, very beautiful. The author's writing style is very good. He is an old author from other websites. This book was bought by Tomato from another website. It is worth reading. If you don't read it, you will miss it [laughs][laughs]

The writing is great, the structure is reasonable, the story progresses at a good pace, and the characters are well drawn. There are few good books like this in Tomato. The story is very comfortable to read and not obtrusive. I seriously suspect that it is a boss's vest. The only regret is that I discovered this book too early and the number of words is too few. I will read it after I have fattened up. The author of a very good story must persevere.

Let me tell you my opinion. This book has a lot of daily content. I feel that the main plot advances very slowly, and there are not many emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. Or maybe I don't even know who the female protagonist is. There are two male protagonists recommended at the end, so I can guess by myself.

Some people may not really agree with the dark and realistic Cruise style, because the aesthetics are just different. The protagonist is resolute, decisive in killing, calm, and easily unmoved. Apart from being greedy for money and lust, he has no major faults, and his shortcomings make the character fuller. Every minor character in the article has a detailed description, including appearance, psychology, and actions. The author grasps the psychology very accurately and does not bother to use tricks such as digging holes. Look forward to a wonderful story that is written in a way that is different from previous novels.

I gave the author a big thumbs-up and gave it five stars to "Daddy's Gourmet". The writing is good, at least I like this kind of light novel.

Four stars. The author's writing skills are excellent. Both the character and image of the protagonist are very delicately depicted, including other supporting characters, who also describe their stories with great care. Disadvantages: It only focuses on the characters and basically ignores other aspects, including the environment and story background, which are only a simple outline. The most important point is the emotional line. I suspect that the author of this book just wrote whatever came to his mind, because the emotional line is really a mess, and sometimes it just works out of nowhere. Finally, this book should be a post-official version, so those who want to read a single female protagonist can cancel it.