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After reading two chapters, it is full of loopholes. The main character is underage and has a younger sister. How did a single father abandon them to join the army? The protagonist has a medical clinic. Where did the medical clinic come from? At that time, it was basically passed down from ancestors! If the protagonist's father is not from a family of traditional Chinese medicine, how can he open a medical clinic for minor children? It's just that the main character's mother was not revealed, and he also had to have a slutty sister. What's the author's mentality?
To treat Qin Huairu, you have to fuck him. This novel like yours is nonsense.
Very good!
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Although I also like to watch the harem, the author lacks awareness of the conservatism of women in that era. The harem is a bit inexplicable. It is so cooperative that I feel nothing.
Come on. . . .
Not bad, Lao Cao!
Haha, what do you think of belittling Chinese medicine?
Update quickly [smile][smile][smile][smile]
A novel about a scumbag? Time travel is just right, either for someone who has not grown up, or for someone who has just married.
Suddenly Liang Ladi appeared and I stopped watching it... And the main character is very wicked as a doctor...
Good writing, keep it up
Is there a group? This book is okay
Not bad, five stars
It's too unreasonable to plant!
Keep it up, author.