Medicine Garden************

The protagonist, a local, was originally a child, still immature. The plot was so shocking that it made my scalp numb. At the beginning, the foundation-building monster doesn't eat the protagonist, but instead acts as a thug for the protagonist? I was confused. Is this still a novel about cultivating immortals? Even if the protagonist is valuable, wouldn't it be better to just keep the protagonist in captivity? Still have to lick the protagonist? It's so unreasonable. The subsequent plot is even more outrageous, with the drama involving the brother-in-law and his family. The protagonist is originally innocent, but the more he watches, the more awkward he becomes.

The writing is good.

I don't know if I read it too quickly or something, but it doesn't feel logical at all and it doesn't look good.

Very beautiful, high expectations