Anime Crossover: The Antisocial Doctor

It's good to read, but Chapter 17, "Back to Back, Back Off," is written inexplicably by the great teacher. At this time, the relationship between Tuanzi and the great teacher is not so good, and they are not so angry that they clenched their fists and wanted to hit the protagonist; and there are still many scenes of Jing Keai in the first few chapters. I read ten Jing Keai is gone in a few chapters; the fat author Xia added it a little too fast; the girl the protagonist met in the school library just seemed a bit tricky, mainly because the girl was still in sadness, and some sensitive people couldn't help it. I haven't finished it yet, but I've read more than a dozen chapters. Overall, it's good. The protagonist is just like the "horsey" guy he used to be. He's stuck in his own art and can't extricate himself. I don't recommend it to those who don't like this kind of character. The protagonist's straight shots are very fierce. It can be said to be an onslaught within the onslaught. Thumbs up for the straight-ball article. The author's writing is pretty good. The author's writing is good, but it's still a bit unsuitable for me (mainly due to the protagonist's behavior and personality, and the author's lack of handling of some details). Overall, it's recommended.

Come on, big brother who loves to write yellow articles [making faces]

The writing is quite good and very interesting. As a harem novel, there is no random opening of the harem (for example, it is impossible to close Yukinoshita Yukino without being extraordinary).

What is Brother Cheng doing? Miracle doctors are not afraid of knives, right? [Face covering]

A very good book, the plot is well handled and the language is well expressed. But I can't stand it, mainly because of the male protagonist's character and behavior. Overall, the audience for this book is probably very small, but it is still a good book.

What can I say about this book? I felt depressed when I read it. When I first started following it, I saw Himiyama leaving Chiba and coming to Tokyo. Especially, I really like Kasumigaoka Shiu. At that time, I wanted to give it a try and read it again to see if I could save up enough money for Shiu-senpai to come back. But I haven't come back yet. When I first watched it, I abandoned it for a few days and then watched it again. Anyway, it's pretty good.

Very good. If you don't like gentle male protagonists, you can watch it. The protagonist is a chaotic and orderly person, with some morals but not much bottom line.

It seems that it is all collected, there are many straight balls, at least it will not cause stomachache, and it is a good review.

Full marks, but I'm not familiar with some of the female characters, so I hope there will be pictures in the follow-up, and there are some nonsensical words that I can't understand.

The front is a little weird, but the back is pretty good.