
Reborn as the God of Medicine in India
重生印度做药神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 115k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The emotional line is so disgusting
One was a single mother with a daughter, and the other was just a girl. I felt guilty and said apologetically, "I'm not a pedantic woman. Just keep me in your heart. Don't you feel disgusted by it?" Do you still have to open a harem? The quality is still outstanding.
As expected, the dead eunuch entered the palace again. . I won't dare to read your books from now on.
Why do I read this book every time I pass by it as "Rebirth of India as Divine Oil"
I feel like I'm a eunuch. I've been paying attention to him for so long, and I've been raising him. It seems like I've raised him in vain.
The protagonist is a black man, and his whole person is in bad shape.
I seem to remember a book where I dressed up as a Brahmin salesman and featured Gong Li. I actually said Gong Li was beautiful and then I gave up.
It's okay to have a harem, but your book is called the God of Medicine! ! Not the stallion god!
Readers don't want to read about stallions. At least you write something reliable.
The writing this time is particularly good. Don't enter the palace. I recommend it to you.
Hurry up and update. I've given you all the recommendations. Don't pretend to be dead.
All works are either eunuchs or 404
What I want to say is whether you can be more serious about writing books. More practical content, the previous generic novels were quite good. As for what the hell is going on with the harem now, everyone has long been tired of harem novels. If a novel wants to be popular, it should honestly write more practical content, especially when the author's emotional drama is very average.
You are not good at grasping the scale. Be careful and lock you in a small dark room again. Look at the one that writes about the wealth and life of the big lighthouse. It is called a person who can enter and exit. He has been locked up for dozens of days before but he can be released~~ Isn't this kind of spirit worth learning (manual funny)
The author borrowed from (Rebirth of India: Superiority) many plots are almost the same. There is no innovation.
Author, don't seek death, these things are bad enough in reality, and novels have many restrictions. You can't write this, you can't write that, so if you insist on writing, you will only be looking at yourself in the mirror - not a human inside or outside.
Author, now I want to give you freedom
Author, now I want to give you freedom
It's very well written. Why is it discontinued? Isn't this a eunuch?
I can't help but complain.
First of all, the protagonist is obviously a high-caste Indian, but he criticizes the caste system. The author even said that the protagonist is not an Indian????? A black question mark on his face, and the co-author named Shah Rukh is a Chinese. And forget about criticizing, just think about it secretly, and the result is that Tan Mi, this must be the behavior of a very wise and wise person. If Tan Mi leaks the truth, the status of the protagonist will directly decline. India is very strict in this regard. They have zero tolerance for anyone who criticizes the system. Moreover, there is a bug about Brahmins at the beginning. Who told you that Brahmins do not do business? There are a lot of Brahmins doing business, okay? . A standard Brahmin must go through the four major periods of life mentioned in Hinduism, and the second period of life includes the option of doing business.
This book review area is really interesting. Anyway, I don't know if the author has ever been to India, but I know that 99% of the people in the comment area have never been to India. If you are not convinced, continue below.