
I Treat the Immortals of Northeast China
我在东北给仙家看病
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
291Chapters
175Reads
8.7Score
100Shelves
34Listens
151.1kReads · all time
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Traditional Chinese medicine articles written by traditional Chinese medicine practitioners can be read with a clear mind. I finally found something that can be read with a clear mind on Tomato. The main plot is very interesting. It's not a completely enjoyable story like Goldfinger, but it's not frustrating either. The short stories in each chapter about seeing a doctor are also very interesting.
Good book, good book, rare good book. As long as you stick to this idea, 9 points is the bottom, 9:5 is also acceptable. Also, the editor of Tomato, if you see it, don't pretend to be dead, and give me a recommendation quickly.
The novel subject matter is thought-provoking. The mind of a doctor has been entangled before, what should I do if the immortal family is injured? Now someone has been treated. Although it is just a novel, in fact the immortal family has their own magical powers and methods. In short, it is well written.
It's very beautiful, the details are great, there are no false points, only real emotions. It is very, very suitable for daily reading. It is much better than the twists and turns in other novels. The twists and turns here are meaningful, the protagonist has grown up, and it is not a pointless hardship for the sake of the plot. It is not aggrieved or painful at all.
It's really good to read. It's not a Chu Ma Xian novel in the traditional sense. It focuses on Chinese traditional Chinese medicine and humanistic sentiments. Some chapters are really touching, and some chapters are also very funny! I like it, I hope the author will keep up the good work and keep up the quality and quantity, keep following it!!
Fine chaff, book with a rating of 9.1 Or above. It has a leisurely flow, the structure is very comfortable, and the characters are three-dimensional.
Author, I feel so uncomfortable. Why did you write this? I feel so uncomfortable when you write it. I roll and scratch. Why are you updating so slowly! Where is your archive? What's your idea? Take it out quickly!!! (The author is ill)
The setting is novel, the writing is very good, and the protagonist and the immortals all have a positive outlook on life and love. Looking forward to the further development of the story.
This subject matter is very special! The writing is also engaging and can be read into. The author is very imaginative, has many fantastic ideas, and the story is very innovative! The most novel thing is that the concept of traditional medicine can be extended to other places. Not only can it be shown to living animals, but even problems with objects can be combined with medical theory and solutions can be found. It is very interesting! The writing style is delicate and sincere, integrating the principles of great medicine into every detail of life, revealing the benevolence of doctors everywhere. Moreover, it is inevitably boring to just prescribe prescriptions and treat diseases. Fortunately, there is a main world view to connect the story. The overall story line is a bit old-fashioned but the writing is wonderful!
What are the rules for scoring tomatoes?? Why did such a good work have such a low rating? I almost missed it!!!! This book should be conservatively rated at 9 or above. The language and plot are delicately described, and the painstaking efforts in treating the disease and prescribing the book are worth it. I give it a high score!!!!!!!!