Originally titled: If Heaven Had a Heart.
Being a doctor in the martial world is no easy job.
Refuse to treat someone, and those rough martial artists will kill the doctor. Fail to cure them, and they'll still kill the doctor. Tell them they're sick, and they'll refuse to admit it, then kill the doctor anyway.
And when you finally manage to get a few patients, they either can't afford the consultation fee or are determined to get free treatment!
Shu Tianxin practically wants to stand in the street holding a banner that says: Direct disciple of the Divine Doctor Valley on a clearance sale! Just one hundred taels... no, fifty taels, and I'll cure any illness, bring the dead back to life, and regrow flesh on bones!
It's enough to make me cry.
I have to earn a hundred thousand taels before I can return to the valley. Master, you just think I'm lazy and greedy, don't you? You're trying to kick me out of the sect!
Taking things slow is a disease, but I think there's still hope for me. Ladies, don't miss your chance as you pass by~
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I can't stand the kind of people who so-called sacrifice their small family for everyone. . .
Don't like Xiaobai. . . .
There were things I originally wanted to say, but after reading it, I felt like I didn't need to say them. A story worth remembering (well, there are two chapters with a wrong style, although I can understand it following the previous book...)
Jing Shanqing has no burden, so he can be who he wants to be. Xiaobai can't, and Tian Xin has no burden, so in the end, people are divided into groups.
I think the ending of Da Da has a very vicissitudes of life, but think about life, it is really like this. Even if it is a world full of passion and conflict, after going through the years of youthful ignorance and impulsiveness, in the end you have to compromise with something, either fate or time. I am very happy to see in the article that the people I love can live without going against their own will. We will eventually become that kind of people, no matter what we hate or what we feel in our hearts, fortunately they have no regrets. In fact, a sentence I hear more often is that we will eventually become the kind of people we hate. To be honest, I hate this sentence. There are too many fetters in life that force us to change our original intentions. But I am very afraid that if the person close to me changes first, how should I face him? I have said a lot of miscellaneous things, so please give me a lot of effort in writing. Life is already so difficult, so let us feel more warmth. PS: Looking forward to real meat! ( ′ ▽ ` )ﾉ
The annoying little goblin made me cry again
This is just right.
The question is, after reading the article I just published, where did Fang Xiaobai's daughter come from?
In fact, I think that at the age of 29, even if I miss him forever and let him grow old alone, it will be too lonely.
What a great ending! What a great ending! This is determined by the character's character. What he said makes a lot of sense. I like that sentence very much. We will eventually become the person we want to be. We don't care about the gains and losses behind it. We are all willing. They have no regrets. This is what the character's personality determines. What he said makes sense. I like that sentence very much.
This extra chapter is very endearing~ Come on, author~
I always feel that the last sentence is only half of what I said...
Sky! ! ! Chapter 76 is also locked! ! ! Help author
I can't stand the kind of people who so-called sacrifice their small family for everyone. . . Don't like Xiaobai. . . .
There were things I originally wanted to say, but after reading it, I felt like I didn't need to say them. A story worth remembering (well, there are two chapters with a wrong style, although I can understand it following the previous book...)
Jing Shanqing has no burden, so he can be who he wants to be. Xiaobai can't, and Tian Xin has no burden, so in the end, people are divided into groups.
I think the ending of Da Da has a very vicissitudes of life, but think about life, it is really like this. Even if it is a world full of passion and conflict, after going through the years of youthful ignorance and impulsiveness, in the end you have to compromise with something, either fate or time. I am very happy to see in the article that the people I love can live without going against their own will. We will eventually become that kind of people, no matter what we hate or what we feel in our hearts, fortunately they have no regrets. In fact, a sentence I hear more often is that we will eventually become the kind of people we hate. To be honest, I hate this sentence. There are too many fetters in life that force us to change our original intentions. But I am very afraid that if the person close to me changes first, how should I face him? I have said a lot of miscellaneous things, so please give me a lot of effort in writing. Life is already so difficult, so let us feel more warmth. PS: Looking forward to real meat! ( ′ ▽ ` )ﾉ
The annoying little goblin made me cry again
This is just right. The question is, after reading the article I just published, where did Fang Xiaobai's daughter come from? In fact, I think that at the age of 29, even if I miss him forever and let him grow old alone, it will be too lonely.
What a great ending! What a great ending! This is determined by the character's character. What he said makes a lot of sense. I like that sentence very much. We will eventually become the person we want to be. We don't care about the gains and losses behind it. We are all willing. They have no regrets. This is what the character's personality determines. What he said makes sense. I like that sentence very much.
This extra chapter is very endearing~ Come on, author~
I always feel that the last sentence is only half of what I said...