This Quack Uses Technology to Modify Magic, and No Illness Is Untreatable

I don't know how long I've been reading it. I thought it would have a good rating. I saved 50 chapters and came back to see it, but there is no rating. I don't remember the plot before, but I feel that the fusion is okay. It is within the aesthetic range and the plot is also good. I don't remember if there are any poisonous points in the front. The book is okay and can be read. I feel that there is no fresh blood to read this book. I will give it a four-star support.

It feels good, but maybe I'm too greedy and have to learn everything, so it seems like I'm tired? Cook your own food, study magic, enchant, and cultivate immortality? Now we rely on external forces to deal with the enemy.

The protagonist is the development route of an all-rounder in the legal system, a research and development staff, a time traveler, and has the inheritance from his ancestors. I was almost fooled by the title of the book. The writing is better than the title of the book shows, and it is updated every day.

Come on! Enjoyed watching the magic development part. It's just that the protagonist is almost as strong as a holy wizard and is still just a student. And he keeps pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. Geniuses need to be treated like geniuses.

It's very well written. I've been short of books for a long time. I'll give it a thumbs up.

Highly recommended, super good-looking, compact plot, ups and downs, see how scientific research geniuses study and control magical truths in the magical world, and bring about earth-shaking changes to the magical world.

The writing is novel and very beautiful.

As soon as I saw it, I wanted to keep watching it.

The plot is good and very insightful.

After watching episode 20, I think it's okay. I'll do some research.