[Miracle doctor + funny + urban + rebirth + abstract]
As a Chinese medicine practitioner, what's wrong with Chen Changsheng's abstract approach to treating diseases?
Stubborn athlete's foot? In my eyes, they are just a bunch of magic maggots.
Stubborn gout? In my eyes, they are just a swarm of magic ants.
Incurable arthritis? In my eyes, they are just a group of hidden-winged demon insects.
Incurable psoriasis? In my eyes, they are just a bunch of silver devil cockroaches.
Leukemia? Parkinson? Cancer? In my eyes, they are all terrible diseases. I can see the diseases and eliminate them...
"Sickness! Go away!"
Reader comments
From the plot point of view, the novel combines elements of a miracle cure with a comedy style. The unique setting of the protagonist Chen Changsheng being able to see and eliminate diseases adds a fantasy color to the story, allowing readers to not only feel the intense and exciting treatment plot, but also laugh easily due to the humorous elements.
From the perspective of characterization, the protagonist Chen Changsheng, as a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, is endowed with superb medical skills and a distinctive personality. He views various diseases from a unique perspective, imagining them as magic maggots, magic ants, etc., Showing his fun and confidence, making the characters come to life on the page.
However, the novel may also have some shortcomings.
Overall, this novel has its own unique creativity and highlights, but it also has audience limitations to a certain extent.
I just want to ask the protagonist when he will go to treat his parents' illness.
It's a very novel novel. I just hope there won't be a female protagonist in the back (it's only a few chapters away, the ex-girlfriend, a beautiful senior or school girl, a sexy principal's assistant... All have a good relationship with the protagonist, except for the ex-girlfriend, the other two have suitors and are therefore hostile to the protagonist). I hope it won't use women to promote the plot.
It's pretty good, but I can't read it too logically.
Chinese medicine is good looking and supportive. It also talks about positive energy, which is very good. The process is not important, the results and demonstration are the most important, which is great.
Well, then there are a lot of sunspots. Some people don't want this book to be good.
At the beginning, it is recommended not to watch it because it is somewhat poisonous. Basically everyone knows the contradiction. But after more than 100 pictures, it's pretty good. Nine points.
A novel perspective and interesting medical explanation
A very interesting idea, the angle is indeed very strange, and the writing is very good, but there are too few. Five points!
A very good novel
It's getting more and more chaotic from behind
It's quite nice, but it's too short [Thinking][Thinking]
Not bad, not bad, abstract, I like it
Give me fire [anger] It's obviously pretty good-looking
Very beautiful, very happy [laughing evilly]
This book feels pretty good
Awesome, simply awesome.
Give me a five-star review, and the author will give you a big boost.
From the plot point of view, the novel combines elements of a miracle cure with a comedy style. The unique setting of the protagonist Chen Changsheng being able to see and eliminate diseases adds a fantasy color to the story, allowing readers to not only feel the intense and exciting treatment plot, but also laugh easily due to the humorous elements. From the perspective of characterization, the protagonist Chen Changsheng, as a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, is endowed with superb medical skills and a distinctive personality. He views various diseases from a unique perspective, imagining them as magic maggots, magic ants, etc., Showing his fun and confidence, making the characters come to life on the page. However, the novel may also have some shortcomings. Overall, this novel has its own unique creativity and highlights, but it also has audience limitations to a certain extent.
I just want to ask the protagonist when he will go to treat his parents' illness.
It's a very novel novel. I just hope there won't be a female protagonist in the back (it's only a few chapters away, the ex-girlfriend, a beautiful senior or school girl, a sexy principal's assistant... All have a good relationship with the protagonist, except for the ex-girlfriend, the other two have suitors and are therefore hostile to the protagonist). I hope it won't use women to promote the plot.
It's pretty good, but I can't read it too logically.
Chinese medicine is good looking and supportive. It also talks about positive energy, which is very good. The process is not important, the results and demonstration are the most important, which is great. Well, then there are a lot of sunspots. Some people don't want this book to be good.
At the beginning, it is recommended not to watch it because it is somewhat poisonous. Basically everyone knows the contradiction. But after more than 100 pictures, it's pretty good. Nine points.
A novel perspective and interesting medical explanation
A very interesting idea, the angle is indeed very strange, and the writing is very good, but there are too few. Five points!
A very good novel It's getting more and more chaotic from behind
It's quite nice, but it's too short [Thinking][Thinking]
Not bad, not bad, abstract, I like it
Give me fire [anger] It's obviously pretty good-looking
Very beautiful, very happy [laughing evilly]
This book feels pretty good
Awesome, simply awesome.
Give me a five-star review, and the author will give you a big boost.