[High martial arts, stat allocation, no female lead, power fantasy? Kill, kill, kill]
For autopsies, we offer literary and martial approaches. Would you like the literary package or the martial package?
The literary approach? That requires careful cutting with a surgical knife, examining every inch of the body. It takes at least an hour and a half.
You want the martial approach? Great!
Chen Yao raises his cleaver and chops away... Left arm, right arm, left leg, right leg... Head, heart and lungs, family jewels... In just a minute or two, he carves the corpse up like a butcher dressing an ox.
After arriving in this strange world where martial arts reign supreme, Chen Yao becomes an intern forensic examiner and awakens a forensic System. Every autopsy earns him a reward.
[Headless male corpse autopsy progress: 100%]
[Obtained Iron Shirt Lv. 1] [Attribute points +10]
[Red-eyed ghost autopsy progress: 100%]
[Obtained attribute points +30]
[Corpse giant autopsy progress: 100%]
[Obtained attribute points +1000]
Train as a forensic doctor and become stronger by dissecting corpses cold mechanical work The main plot is about martial arts in the city. Golden Finger is similar to the corpse-burning reward system that has been popular for a while. Forensic medicine is more like a gimmick without any professional scenes. The story is relatively new, not particularly fresh. The character creation is on the simple side, and the plot is enough. Three and a half to four and a half stars.
The writing is good, the subject matter is good, and it is worth reading.
Come on, the author is optimistic about you
Come on, author, take good care of you~
It's not bad, it's similar to a novel I read before, it also dissects a warrior.
🤭 It was fun to watch. Come on
A nice, good book.
Come on come on come on. . . . .
This book has the qualifications to become a god
Not bad 😊 Not too stressful