Treat the White Snake

In fact, it was quite good when I first read it. I can't say this nonsense. The writing is good and my knowledge of Chinese medicine is acceptable. It really brightened my eyes. But since the white snake appeared, things took a turn for the worse. According to the context of the text, the protagonist rejects White Snake, which is reasonable. White Snake's entry into the Xu family has indeed brought big trouble to the Xu family. But how the protagonist did it, while constantly expressing his rejection of White Snake in his heart, but at the same time constantly teasing White Snake... It was just crazy and mean. The reason is actually that the author himself did not arrange it well. Time, place, characters, plot. It is a basic element of the novel. There must be contradictions in the plot, and the author failed to handle this contradiction well, which is why this highly toxic phenomenon occurred. In fact, it's fine if you don't accept the white snake. It is always not good for a mortal to get involved with ghosts, gods and monsters. It's okay if you accept it, it's not like people of different races can't accept it. It may be that the author himself didn't think clearly, which is why such a poisonous spirit appeared. After reading the book reviews, I found that the author later rewrote the official version. Hmm... Actually, if the author sticks to the original writing style, it would still be good. Your Chinese medicine skills are very good, so why change it? In addition, contradictions are not refined, they are clear. The arrangement of characters and how the psychology works must be reflected externally. Even if it cannot be consistent, it should not be the other way around. It was the second literary meeting that poisoned me to death. White Snake erases the memory of the protagonist. The article also clearly stated that the protagonist rejected White Snake. At that time, Xu Xian had no intention of white snake, but later the protagonist insisted on reminding Bai Snake that the two knew each other... Later, the protagonist had thoughts about White Snake... From the beginning, the protagonist rejected White Snake... Poisoned to death 💀💀 So I hope the author can arrange the plot (contradiction) more reasonably in the next book. Your Chinese medicine skills are very good, don't waste it. This book is abandoned, waiting for your next book.

White Snake opens a harem? It's difficult

Can the author give a fan title? It's better to call it "medical trouble"😁

Chapter 106: Xu Xuan was injured. Doesn't he need to be treated later? It's so fake!

Since you set the protagonist to be Xu Xian's brother! Then why do you have to force yourself to get together with Bai Suzhen, and not only that, but also get Linglong out! ! The character of the protagonist is terrible, a hypocrite

I don't think it's necessary to be with Bai Suzhen. She may not be that good. It's good to be a bystander. In the future, one person may be inferior to ten thousand people.

It's very well written, I hope the author will continue. Monthly passes and recommendations are available

Do doctors just want to save people when they see them? Don't you know that saving one evil person is like killing ten good people? It is indeed a mediocre person written by a mediocre doctor. I really can't stand it anymore.

This book is the most poisonous book I have ever read

In the mythical world, your medical skills are useless. I'm almost being driven to death. I don't think about protecting myself. I'm just wandering around every day. It's quite aggrieved. Pig's Knuckle never thought about revenge. He acted like a normal person.

The author doesn't know what he was thinking, a little brat complaining? You are really thinking too much. If it was so easy to sue in ancient times (officials in ancient times liked to call those who complained were unruly people, you can imagine) especially suing your own clan leader. When writing time travel stories, the author should accumulate more historical background and related information before writing.

I can't resist it, I can't resist it, it's really poisonous. I've taken it, I'm 8012 years old, and I still have amnesia. Every 10 chapters you can get a bit of poison. The subject matter is quite good, but the author always likes to write some inexplicable plots. It would be nice to just write honestly about being a doctor at the beginning. This kind of Chinese medicine writing has a very rare starting point and is eye-catching. Then it turned into official writing. To be honest, I read so many official writing that I felt like vomiting. Even if I have to write official articles, the writing is very stupid, and my IQ is really not online. Then he insists on playing with the green and white snake. It's fun to be disgusting, isn't it? He also plays amnesia and takes a concubine if he wants. Why are there so many bad things? Regarding Buddhism, Taoism and immortals, the writing is also inexplicable. He released a plague in the capital. The God of Plague made such a big news, but the Emperor of Heaven did not punish him or conduct a thorough investigation? It feels like the IQ of the characters behind is no longer online at all. To be honest, if it were honestly written as a daily farming article, the results would definitely be better than the current four-faced article that is full of poisonous points.

He was so poisoned that he traveled to this world and didn't want to improve his strength. Instead, he became a doctor and wanted to fall in love with a shemale. This plot direction is better than watching the original drama.

It's so disgusting. As a time traveler, Xu Xuan is too indecisive, indecisive, and self-righteous. He always complicates simple things.

After reading a few chapters, I felt a little confused. It was Xu Xuan who traveled through time, and his younger brother was Xu Xian, but the male protagonist was worried that he was going to marry a snake demon? ? Is this the author's own confusion? ?

The protagonist must be sick. When Linglong was around, he thought he was a friend. After his death, he felt that he liked her, which made him want to die. He even took the initiative to run out alone and let the killer kill him so that he could avenge him. How many kilograms did he have? Don't you have some idea? Besides, it doesn't matter whether Linglong showed any great kindness to him. On the contrary, she still owes the protagonist a favor. His wife, who really helped the protagonist a lot, was abandoned by him. He just feels sad when she dies. It's nothing to make her die. To put it nicely, her friend is gone. To put it harshly, she is just an outsider who has not had many friendships and has not known each other for a short time. The person who died did not belong to my wife or family, so is it necessary? Your real wife is still alive. What kind of attitude do you have? It's really hard to count.

I came here to watch the anime after watching White Snake: The Origin, so I subscribed to the full version. Unfortunately, I couldn't watch half of it. There were bugs everywhere, the supporting characters were stupid, and the main character was stupid as well. He was bullied everywhere and was just like the original Xu Xian. He also traveled through time, and there was no shadow of time travel. He traveled back in time to be a poor man, a selfless Virgin, so disappointing. In a world of immortals and Buddhas, there is a wife who is a demon cultivator, but she just ignores her and puts it in the room as a vase. The protagonist only sees the doctor and takes medicine. Working as an ordinary doctor in a county town, he forcibly arranged the plot. He was killed by the Jade Emperor, the Lord Buddha, and the big boss of the court. The more he read, the more he got offline, and the readers were fooled into thinking they were fools.

Poison, I feel like the protagonist has replaced Xu Xian. The gods and Buddhas keep causing trouble for the protagonist. The protagonist can only be an ordinary person and wait for others to rescue him. Moreover, his strength is 50/50 and no one can win... Poison, Poison, Poison

This is one of the most useless protagonists I have ever seen. He is afraid of this and that all day long.

The author is really prescient. The protagonist of The Origin of White Snake is Xu Xuan. The protagonist of this book is also named Xu Xuan.

I have read more than 200 chapters, and there are some words that I feel uncomfortable saying. The previous writing is very good. I can see that the author has a background in traditional Chinese medicine, and the descriptions of the neighbors are also well-founded. It cannot be written by someone who has always stayed in the city. It's a good thing to have a sense of immersion. But the character description and plot are much different at the end, and to be blunt, it's a bit toxic. The most impressive thing is that Xiao Qing, a snake demon who has been around for hundreds of years, was actually found sick by the mortal protagonist because he ate more hawthorn? It is still a disease that only mortals with poor health will get. This is a bit poisonous. The twists and turns are very abrupt, following the plot, and meeting the characters in the plot. In order to forcefully break up the plot, he was even dragged to Suzhou, and the subsequent amnesia was a bit too deliberate. Since you have written your own style, don't deliberately follow the original work. What made me unhappy when I finally read this is that the protagonist deliberately made excuses for the White Snake to prevent her from being "discovered", saying that it was to continue the marriage, and that if she was discovered, we would not be able to be husband and wife. Isn't that unreasonable? An ancient person in the original work can accept it, but the protagonist is from modern times, but he is always looking for various excuses and watching it again and again. I listen to your reasoning, but after four or five times, he becomes disgusted and will not read the reasoning you deliberately gave. In addition, you are familiar with the plot, but you always pay attention to things such as enemies and gods. After the plague occurs and is cured, you can find someone to burn incense in the temple and pray to heaven to fight back, but the protagonist does nothing and is always passively beaten. This is unjustifiable. The main reason is that readers will feel uncomfortable watching it. If you are just entertaining yourself, it's okay, but if you want to write it so that readers will buy it, the author should reflect on it.

First of all, let me say that I have just read Chapter 56, but at this time, I feel that the timeline from the first chapter to the Qingming Festival should not be too long. After all, from the time when the real estate was taken away when I first time traveled, to being retaliated, then to the case of the missing girl, to solving the case, becoming an apprentice, and then studying, the study time is only a few months according to the author's writing. So counting from the first chapter, the author said that he was an eleven or twelve-year-old child when he first traveled through time. Let's just say that Xu Xian is a few months younger than Xu Xuan, that is, he is a little more than eleven years old. So the timeline should not exceed two years, and this is still the highest estimate. But at this time, Qingming is about to meet Bai Suzhen. Isn't this time a bit tricky? After all, Xu Xian was only thirteen or fourteen years old. It was a bit unreasonable to meet Bai Suzhen at this time. I feel like the author has adjusted the timeline or added some overly timed descriptions. Of course, it's just a matter of personal opinion. Maybe I missed where the time was stated. If there is any mistake, please forgive me 😁

Reply to @saber rushing forward: Should doctors save or not save evil people? This involves several issues (just talking about this position): 1. What kind of evil person cannot be saved? 2. Should the profession of doctor have its own views on good and evil? 3. Medical ethics means saving lives and healing the wounded, right? Let me briefly share my views on the above three questions. 1. What kind of evil person should not be saved? There are generally two types of evil people: 1. Individuals think they are evil. 2. Everyone thinks he is bad. Which kind of evil person do you think cannot be saved? If everyone thinks that the second type of evil person cannot be saved, so the doctor can not save a person who everyone thinks is a bad person, then the doctor thinks that a person he hates is a person that everyone hates, so how can he not save this person? (Asking for answers) 2. Should doctors have a view of good and evil? I saw your comment that doctors should have their own views on good and evil. So what criteria should the doctor use to judge whether the person he saved is good or bad? Use universal values ​​​​or his personal interests? How do you grasp this? 3. Should doctors have their own medical ethics? First of all, as a doctor, it is his duty to save people, and it is a doctor's medical ethics to save lives and heal the wounded. This sentence is also written in the heart of every doctor. (Digression: That's why the medical problem is so serious) As for whether doctors should adhere to this belief, I think everyone will think that doctors should adhere to it, right? Returning to the question of whether a doctor should save evil people, I think a doctor should save every sick person he meets. And regardless of good or evil.

After reading Chapter 108, the protagonist was too frustrated. The Xu family sent people to kill him several times without any counterattack. He was assassinated and made to vomit blood and had to treat others. The key is that the patient still questioned him and refused to let him treat him. Moreover, after the other party arrived, he came over again and again in the middle of the night to disturb people's sleep. They didn't even bring the patients, and they didn't even say anything about giving them more money. There was no sincerity at all. The protagonist doesn't have to cure her. If she can't cure her, she will be in trouble. If she is cured, she will be left with sequelae and will have to face a lawsuit. Even if she is completely cured, it is just a matter of course in the eyes of the other party. If the fox cannot be beaten, it will cause a lot of trouble. If something goes wrong, the reputation of the hospital will be ruined. At best, it's because the doctors are kind, but at worst, it's because they are irresponsible.

As expected, repaying a favor is not trustworthy. The handsome ones just pledge themselves to each other, and the ugly ones will end up as cows and horses in the next life. Sure enough, everyone is a beauty control, okay? I'm not ugly, hahahaha

It's full of flaws. In the first chapter, some people always complain about traditional Chinese medicine and other trivial articles that are completely inappropriate. Shouldn't they complain about time travel? Shouldn't we complain about the feudal superstition that snakes and rats can become spirits and go to heaven and earth to be filled with gods and Buddhas? Sigh... This is a novel, not reality. Don't try to apply it more realistically. Please forgive me for some flaws. Mr. Lao She once said: Novels originate from life but are higher than life. As an aside, the world is always refreshing the lower limit of your understanding of life. People who often follow the news or violent events should know this. Some scenes in novels may not appear in reality. Because some people never have a bottom line

How many times does the author update a day? Isn't it still hanging on the first update? In fact, what I am most afraid of is eunuchs. Come on, author, I will continue to subscribe and recommend and support!

It's not enough to watch... How long will it take until the monthly ticket is doubled? 😃

Sooner or later, the name of the protagonist will trick the author~ One moment the protagonist becomes the second brother, and the other moment he becomes the third brother~ It really gives me a headache to see this

To be honest, the more I watch, the more fascinated I become. I don't know what the main plot is. I feel like Xu Xian is just a different person.