Mutual love, separated for seven years. The love, hate, and grudges between a Yin Fate priest and a benevolent doctor who heals the world are like trapped beasts in a thunder pool formation.
It made me understand a lot about what it means to make flowers come out of a wonderful pen.
The writing is quite obvious. Bai Linan peeled off the skin on his back and burned his face all in order to pretend to be Bo Dan. The peeling was not for disguise, but because he was afraid that others would know that there were no old whip wounds on his back. The needle was poisonous or hidden, and Bai Linan would probably use it to blackmail him later. To be honest, writing this, I feel like the protagonist group has collectively lost their minds. Now that everyone has pointed out the doubts about Budan's face being burned, no one has guessed it?? It's not hard to guess, right? The same goes for Huwan. If you say that an ordinary person or a doctor with poor medical skills might not know what the black line on her hand is, but her personality is that of a little miracle doctor, right? Even if you don't know what kind of poison you have been poisoned, you can't be unconcerned at all and think it's just ashes or something, right?!
Could this divination be done by Baili Nan in disguise?
This Wei Feng is really a dragster.
In fact, if you don't even hate Hu Wan again, then Baili should really despair.
I feel that Qianhu's reaction to Baili's "security" and "embarrassment" is somewhat contradictory.
After some searching, it turns out that Earthworms are earthworms. Why do we call them dig up a few plants? Is this what Chinese medicine says? I'm curious.
After watching The Storm, I went to see Dr. House.
I agree with the comment above, switching between memories and reality can be confusing. However, in this chapter, Yinyin's appearance as the "enemy" is very impactful!
Bug: Don't ask about past affairs (mundane affairs)?
It made me understand a lot about what it means to make flowers come out of a wonderful pen.
The writing is quite obvious. Bai Linan peeled off the skin on his back and burned his face all in order to pretend to be Bo Dan. The peeling was not for disguise, but because he was afraid that others would know that there were no old whip wounds on his back. The needle was poisonous or hidden, and Bai Linan would probably use it to blackmail him later. To be honest, writing this, I feel like the protagonist group has collectively lost their minds. Now that everyone has pointed out the doubts about Budan's face being burned, no one has guessed it?? It's not hard to guess, right? The same goes for Huwan. If you say that an ordinary person or a doctor with poor medical skills might not know what the black line on her hand is, but her personality is that of a little miracle doctor, right? Even if you don't know what kind of poison you have been poisoned, you can't be unconcerned at all and think it's just ashes or something, right?!
Could this divination be done by Baili Nan in disguise?
This Wei Feng is really a dragster.
In fact, if you don't even hate Hu Wan again, then Baili should really despair.
I feel that Qianhu's reaction to Baili's "security" and "embarrassment" is somewhat contradictory.
After some searching, it turns out that Earthworms are earthworms. Why do we call them dig up a few plants? Is this what Chinese medicine says? I'm curious.
After watching The Storm, I went to see Dr. House.
I agree with the comment above, switching between memories and reality can be confusing. However, in this chapter, Yinyin's appearance as the "enemy" is very impactful!
Bug: Don't ask about past affairs (mundane affairs)?