Xiao Jian, a nursing school graduate, is kicked down a steep slope by the father of a child he had kindly rescued. The boy from his village had suffered a head injury.
In a dream, he inherits the power of the Cihang Strongman. From then on, with a pure vase, he can save the living, animals, and ghosts; with a pair of straw sandals, he walks through every season. Three golden bells let him punish evil and uphold justice; nine jade needles can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bones.
When the martial world needs help, call on me, the barefoot immortal doctor!
The serial book "The Barefoot Doctor" is written more objectively. Although it is a fantasy novel and a work of imagination, it contains some real things in real life, but the author just magnified them to write. After reading forty chapters, I thought the writing was factual and I didn't find anything too ridiculous. The plot changes, ups and downs, and is fascinating. I hope the author will put in the effort and effort into writing each chapter and leave a beautiful work for book lovers.
Logical and well-structured! The male protagonist Xiao Jian can stretch and bend, he is a real man. I gave in when you were at your peak, and I took advantage of you when you were aging. This sentence shows that the protagonist Xiao Jian is not a person with well-developed limbs and a simple mind. I am very curious about the plot of Xiao Jian reaching the peak of martial arts and becoming a fairy queen with medical skills!
Well written and wonderful.
Not bad, super nice 👍👍👍👍
Nice to listen to, but the number of episodes is too small