Under the conspiracy of his wife and lover, the wealthy Ye Haotian became a fool, and then emptied all his property.
Ye Haotian, who was kicked out, was picked up by the kind-hearted female CEO. Unexpectedly, Ye Haotian received a mysterious inheritance. Not only did he stop being stupid, but he also stepped on all those who bullied him, becoming the female CEO's dream lover.
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This book is remarkable and, to be fair, worth reading. The author has an in-depth understanding of medical knowledge. He cites classics in the medical chapter of the book and uses ancient medical books such as "Compendium of Materia Medica" and "Historical Records" to implement symptomatic practice and comprehensive understanding. In particular, the descriptions of craniotomy and other operations are relatively detailed, unlike other novels that just skim over the aspects of medicine, saving lives, and medication. The author has a relatively deep reserve of medical knowledge. The bad thing is, for example, guns can be seen everywhere in this book. It is unrealistic that even a gangster can get a gun. Furthermore, the Xie family always opposed the male protagonist in business and life, kidnapping his sister, kidnapping the female protagonist, especially the male protagonist when he went back to his hometown to worship his adoptive father, and caught up with the village bullies who demolished, beat people, and bullied men and women. It was the Xie family in the background. The male protagonist just beat the bullies and left. Could it be that these bad guys can stop this just because you beat them? They will definitely take revenge, but the author didn't explain it clearly and left it alone. The most important thing is his crazy and pervasive suppression and frame-up of the Xie family, even the male protagonist and his girlfriend's company. The Xie family used all kinds of vicious means to carry out devastating suppression, and even poisoned their products, almost killing someone. The male protagonist only cured the patient without any counterattack. This is unreasonable. Your medical skills are so high that you can completely paralyze Xie Wenlong or turn him into a fool, but the male protagonist just said to wait, which will definitely lead to no good results for you. Little do you know that your tolerance will bring endless troubles and even life-threatening consequences. Furthermore, why is the mayor called the mayor, and why is the governor called the governor? Is this your name from that era? It was clearly said to call the police, but when the police arrived, it turned into a security bureau. In this book, the male protagonist still lacks decisiveness in killing, and a little more rigidity would be better.
To sum up, the author's literary foundation is still lacking. Although you have a relatively rich reserve of medical knowledge, your literary foundation is slightly poor. The logic, language organization, and structural thinking of the article still need to be improved in subsequent updates.
This book is remarkable and, to be fair, worth reading. The author has an in-depth understanding of medical knowledge. He cites classics in the medical chapter of the book and uses ancient medical books such as "Compendium of Materia Medica" and "Historical Records" to implement symptomatic practice and comprehensive understanding. In particular, the descriptions of craniotomy and other operations are relatively detailed, unlike other novels that just skim over the aspects of medicine, saving lives, and medication. The author has a relatively deep reserve of medical knowledge. The bad thing is, for example, guns can be seen everywhere in this book. It is unrealistic that even a gangster can get a gun. Furthermore, the Xie family always opposed the male protagonist in business and life, kidnapping his sister, kidnapping the female protagonist, especially the male protagonist when he went back to his hometown to worship his adoptive father, and caught up with the village bullies who demolished, beat people, and bullied men and women. It was the Xie family in the background. The male protagonist just beat the bullies and left. Could it be that these bad guys can stop this just because you beat them? They will definitely take revenge, but the author didn't explain it clearly and left it alone. The most important thing is his crazy and pervasive suppression and frame-up of the Xie family, even the male protagonist and his girlfriend's company. The Xie family used all kinds of vicious means to carry out devastating suppression, and even poisoned their products, almost killing someone. The male protagonist only cured the patient without any counterattack. This is unreasonable. Your medical skills are so high that you can completely paralyze Xie Wenlong or turn him into a fool, but the male protagonist just said to wait, which will definitely lead to no good results for you. Little do you know that your tolerance will bring endless troubles and even life-threatening consequences. Furthermore, why is the mayor called the mayor, and why is the governor called the governor? Is this your name from that era? It was clearly said to call the police, but when the police arrived, it turned into a security bureau. In this book, the male protagonist still lacks decisiveness in killing, and a little more rigidity would be better. To sum up, the author's literary foundation is still lacking. Although you have a relatively rich reserve of medical knowledge, your literary foundation is slightly poor. The logic, language organization, and structural thinking of the article still need to be improved in subsequent updates.
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