Location-Based Treasure-Hunting System

I can't stand it. A person who doesn't even know Chinese medicine digs it out and cooks it directly. He knows how to mix it. It tastes super delicious. You're lying. . . .

The idea is good, I like it, but the main character feels too silly

The protagonist Goldfinger is good, and the story is okay. Only the plot of rescuing people feels like forcing himself to find trouble. It feels a bit mindless, and the foreshadowing of the subsequent plot is a bit distracting. Personally.

The chapter is so broken that it makes my balls hurt to read it.

This is a rubbish book. It's short on weight. It jumps from chapter to chapter and the preface doesn't match the postscript.

Ancient works are all about bad pretense and slap in the face. Wearing school uniforms all day long, it's weird to look down on you.

I read the first chapter and thought it was okay. When I was about to continue reading, the second chapter was missing? Where's the fun? Is there anything to look forward to after abandoning your armor at the beginning?

The creativity of the book is good. Is it a pirated version that I read at the beginning? It also skipped chapters, but at the critical moment, some chapters were missing the preface and the follower. When I saw Chapter 7, I looked at the table of contents and there were too many missing chapters in the middle, so I abandoned it.

The protagonist is a little bit better than Nobita, who is better than Doraemon.

After reading a dozen of them, I felt that the writing was too messy. There is no careful logic, it is a mess. Killing someone for more than 100 years of medicine is too exaggerated.