The Eerie Doctor

The bird-beak mask was actually the earliest form of face mask, the prototype for later face masks. However, its effectiveness was questionable. A group of volunteer doctors wore these masks they invented to various plague-stricken areas to save lives. Furthermore, the mask's shape resembled a crow's beak, and crows symbolize misfortune.

Come on

First of all, the writing is good, and there aren't any major flaws. However, this book doesn't feel like a doctor at all; it's more like a witcher! The protagonist completes tasks to earn rewards, then uses game points to exchange for potions and items, but he has absolutely no idea how to craft them; he can only exchange them.

I'll give you a little milk. This book is bound to be a hit (?) I'm a long-time fan too, by then (not really). Hahaha, keep it up!

The book's concept is intriguing, reminiscent of the transition between the old and new eras at the end of the Middle Ages. Whether it's the plague in the kingdom, the sleeping wheat fields, or the flesh factory, each scene is written with a unique feel, unlike anything I've experienced before.

This is incredible! The author is clearly a Paradox Interactive player. It's like Stellaris and Crusader Kings. The chapters after chapter 226 are basically the Earl of Glamorgan's revenge story in another world.

It's well-written, really well-written. But it's strange that it hasn't become popular, very strange indeed.

Reading this novel always makes me feel like I'm playing a game... One mission after another...

Whispers of the Void, The End of Reincarnation, The Threads of Life – the author seems to be a Stellaris player. 😰😰

This is a rare hardcore novel on Qidian, and it's the only one I've been able to read to the latest chapter in the past week. It's well-written in all aspects. The old problem remains: when Sharti's body is rescued by Xiao Hei, it shouldn't be written as brain death. Seeing the brain successfully escape and the possibility of subsequent recovery indicates there's still hope.