The City's Super Immortal Doctor

Before meeting the protagonist, everyone was living a good life. But after meeting the protagonist, they all encountered countless hardships, some fatal, others destined to die sooner or later. Without the protagonist, they would all die immediately. Relatives would always look down on them, strangers would always look down on them, everyone would only look down on them.

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Let's start a thread to tip and get it pinned! Replies are welcome! I'm always thinking of doing something to support the author; this is really well-written.

This novel was both exhilarating and frustrating to read. At first, I thought the female lead was someone else's protagonist, and she ruthlessly destroyed almost every pretty girl from every major sect or with a bit of power. She looked down on the protagonist, even regarding him as an ant. And what happened? She killed them all…

This is the most verbose and frivolous book I've ever read. I subscribed to the entire series as soon as it was finished, otherwise I would have stopped reading long ago. There's too much pointless explanation, repeating things over and over again. Readers aren't stupid, is it really necessary to do this? Are they crazy for money? I will never read his books again, they're too frivolous, and I wasted over 20,000 coins.

This is so sloppy, yet you say it's good. I could write at least five chapters on my way to school.

Clicking on the cover showed over 2 million votes, making it seem worth reading. However, I couldn't even finish the first chapter of the main text.

I've been following Lao Duan's books for years, without missing a single one. When you really get into them, they're incredibly substantial. His writing is delicate, the plot ingenious, and the scenes grand. He's adept at empathetic portrayal, vividly depicting each character's inner thoughts, words, and actions. He transports every reader into a world of boundless imagination.

The earlier parts about Earth were better, but the later parts, which involved searching for children and wives for over 1100 chapters, as well as the experiences in the cave world for the first and subsequent times, were all just boring ramblings, so I'll skip those!

Old Duan's urban novels are particularly good. His cultivation world novels aren't very good.