I Cured an Incurable Disease, So What's Wrong with Being a Bit of a Jerk?

Five stars! Humorous, funny, and lighthearted. Definitely worth watching. You've read 150 chapters and haven't even eaten a single thing. You still think the female lead is a scumbag?

This is a divine book! Even Tang Jia San Shao (the author of *Journey to the West*) wept upon reading it, and Tian Can Tu Dou (another author of *Journey to the West*) admitted his inferiority. It must be one of the Four Great Classical Novels, absolutely the greatest masterpiece of the 21st century! *Sacred Ruins* falls short in literary flair! *Battle Through the Heavens* falls short in depth!

Well written, the male lead's flirting skills are amazing! 😏

That's too little! Hurry up and write! It's getting boring if you don't update this kind of story often enough. 😢 I'll restore the five-star rating when things stop being so watery. 🙂

Having read 100 chapters, well, it's essentially a typical "Mary Sue" (overpowered protagonist) fantasy novel. However, its strengths lie in three aspects: first, the protagonist has real power, rather than simply relying on a system to magically attract women; second, the female leads are distinctive, not cookie-cutter; and third, the villains aren't stereotypical, and the plot isn't formulaic…

The logic and intelligence are sound, and while it has a touch of classic novel style, the flaws don't detract from its overall merit. I deducted one star because the protagonist hasn't had a single romantic encounter even after over a hundred chapters, making the pacing slow.

It's great, absolutely fantastic! 👍👍👍👍 Whether it's the tug-of-war in the romance, the conversations between father and son, or the foreshadowing of the Zhao family's background, the writing is exceptionally good. ❤️ Good news, I've caught up with the main group. 🥺 Bad news, I've caught up! The main group!!! 😠

It's pretty good. The characters are all intelligent and emotionally intelligent, which fits their age settings. That's great. I hope the development pace is fast, and that there's also some content about the power struggles with pharmaceutical companies. Ugh, it gets increasingly drawn out in the middle, giving me a headache. There are too many romance plots and too few career storylines; it's getting a bit tiresome. This female author's books are really unreadable.

Yes, it's very good. Although it takes 200 pages to conquer the first terminal illness, if it were really formulaic, it would probably get boring after three or four pages. Stop writing those pretentious face-slapping plots; they're so long and tedious. 😅

Highly recommended! I initially thought it would be a mindless, feel-good novel, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. The plot features logical and intelligent characters, and the female leads are all very well-developed. Most importantly, it has multiple female leads. Some similar novels have similar plots but offer very little female character development, and may even have only one.