
You Were Supposed to Act Out a Cure, but You Said There's Only One Kind of Poverty?
让你演治病,你说只有一种穷病?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 231k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- You Were Asked to Write About Animals, So Why Did You Go Straight to Year Hare Affair?让你写动物,你直接那年那兔?Alternate title on Fanqie
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Parents and children: Xiao Ming and Wang Mao
I just read Chapter 7, and the article mentions the classic line in "I am not the God of Medicine, life is money." Then the character inside sighed, "So sophisticated." I think it is appropriate to give this sentence to the author. At present, it seems that there is no problem with five stars. From a novel writing perspective, I think the author has basically completed his purely technical skills. From a conceptual and creative perspective. The author's skill is not enough. I saw the first 30 pictures, and currently it has been updated to more than 60 chapters. First of all, the first 30 chapters completely tell the story of I am not the God of Medicine, and a lot of pen and ink mainly retell the original story. A small amount of it is mixed with some practical controversies and thinking. What is quite distinctive is that there are some obvious legal contents. As I was writing, I had a vague sense of the author's perspective. The end of this story, Chapter 30, can be said to be basically a show-stopper. Most of the author's content is retelling, whether the story itself is derived from real-life movies, or some controversial thoughts in it (probably from comments in movie forums?) And the little remaining part that belongs to the author himself is actually not profound enough. Some even tend to follow what others say. We can trust our own inner enthusiasm because our heart cannot deceive ourselves. But we cannot completely trust the heart, because the heart comes from me. But I am not the Tao. If the Tao is gone, can I be safe?
Can the author be "loyal" and need the joy of Warhammer?
You can read it quickly for fun, it's equivalent to a time traveler's entertainment director's article (the bland kind), it's pretty cool, right?
The writing is quite good, but I feel like there are some missing chapters in the middle. Maybe it has been harmonized. The rabbit is quite sensitive.
Give the author some ideas Military – Soldier Assault Strategy – Ming Dynasty War – Leader/Bright Sword
I like it, it's perfect, so don't worry about me. Leave a paw print.
It looks pretty good so far. 🤔