The Extraordinary Martial Doctor
超品侠医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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What I dislike most is that all the characters on screen are beautiful women.
Don't watch it if you're advised to quit.
The male lead is so saintly that he doesn't even pursue the matter of being slashed, and his attitude towards women is delusional. I couldn't stand it after reading around chapter 30. I checked the reader forums and found out the male lead is actually a harem character—that's disgusting.
Here's a joke: the protagonist becomes brothers with the guy who cheated on someone else, then the guy comes seeking revenge, and instead of letting the cheater run away, the protagonist ends up fighting with the victim. It's a bit ridiculous.
Once the writing about traditional Chinese medicine got to the point of discussing internal energy (qi), I knew how the book would turn out. I checked the ending, and sure enough, it turned into a fantasy/xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) novel.
What's wrong with Qidian? I subscribed to a book called "The Wild Doctor," but after reading it, I found that many chapters were missing, so I had to give up. Now I've subscribed to this one, and it's missing chapters too. Is Qidian trying to force me to give up on it?
After reading four chapters, I feel this book suffers from some common problems of wish-fulfillment novels: the details are too carelessly described. First, the protagonist's cheat ability should be inside a display case, but this ancient artifact is protected by ordinary glass. Second, how did any student manage to bring a large machete through security?
The male protagonist becomes a womanizer as soon as he gains power. Can't things be a little more normal?
The appearance of An Yixuan was a mistake.
This book wasn't originally on Qidian. It was quite well-written, but everything changed once it was listed on Qidian. The protagonist's name was changed, and now it feels awkward in every way.
It couldn't be the CIA.
The author of this chapter made two mistakes. First, it couldn't be the CIA. The CIA is responsible for international affairs (espionage), not domestic issues. The only agencies that could potentially be involved in this investigation are the FBI or the Department of Homeland Security.