A Doctor in a Steampunk World
蒸汽朋克世界里的医生
- Status
- Completed
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- 5.8M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The protagonist who has tried poison is an extreme virgin. She is not suitable to survive in that dark age. It is recommended that those who have not fallen into the trap abandon the book.
Preparing a harem protagonist? Writing him as a lecherous slut who can't resist any woman seems to fit the author's image perfectly: a policewoman, the daughter of a slum neighbor, and the granddaughter of a retired gangster. I wonder who else will be involved later?
The first few chapters were alright, but then I realized the protagonist's personality was way too idealistic and completely clashed with the survival rules of the world, which drastically reduced the reading experience. I didn't read the rest, but I guess that personality is just so-so.
It's really poisoning me. I've read almost 700 chapters. I wonder if the author's outlook is abnormal. The main character is disgusting and has double standards. He always emphasizes that he is low-key and causes trouble every day. He kills all the neighbors who are related to him except one. Nancy was killed by a female gangster. After that, the protagonist started to take revenge.
Why hide your identity? Wouldn't it be better to be a government employee who lives a legitimate life?
😥Even after time-traveling, they still set Black and Asian people as inferior, treated like dogs by Westerners. It seems that writers who like to write Western fantasy backgrounds all have this kind of oppressed plot. Is this strong sense of inferiority something they can't get rid of even in the world of fantasy?
I thought the protagonist was a person of principle, but seeing that part about haggling over the price of someone else's used books, his character is truly appalling. Just because the real owner isn't around and the son doesn't appreciate the value, you take advantage of the situation and buy it.
It's a completely black shadow ghost, and it even has a pair of black eyes. Author, can you even see it?
Shennong is dead. I can't keep going; I couldn't read past 100 chapters.
This book is also known as Simon's Frustrating Life; it's so frustrating to read.