A Country Doctor Renowned Far and Wide

Why is it that in novels of this genre, the protagonist is always controlled and obediently does whatever a woman tells him to do? Aren't protagonists who practice extraordinary abilities supposed to be strong-willed and talented individuals? How come they're led by the nose by a woman?

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How many people were poisoned by Chapter 52? Feel free to apply!

The moment the female village official appeared, the protagonist's character immediately collapsed, and there was no point in continuing to read the book. Of course, it might still attract some readers who like saintly figures and male protagonists who fawn over their female counterparts without any principles.

The author has written so many books, does he really not understand what the problematic aspects are? You really like beautiful female village officials that much? Do you really enjoy betting with beautiful women? Do you really enjoy unconditionally helping them after losing a bet? The way you write it ruins even the best subject matter.

I couldn't stand the bet scene anymore. What a ridiculous bet! And unconditional help too! Even the earlier parts were a bit cheesy, but this bet plot was completely unexpected. They initially portrayed the protagonist as smart, lazy, and unambitious, but later he becomes a sycophant, hardworking, and selfless person dedicated to the welfare of the tea tree village. It's just absurd.

Brother, please don't let it end badly this time. Every time, the main character grows up and then the story loses its momentum.

The protagonist's character is so well-developed, can you please stop letting him fall apart the moment he gets involved with a woman? Could you have just put this major flaw in the first three chapters? That way I would have dropped the game immediately after the first three chapters, instead of wasting time reading over fifty.

You should write an outline first, otherwise it will fall apart later. Also, my hometown is also in Meishan culture! I support you!

Chapters 52 onwards are utter garbage... Extremely toxic. The character development is a mess. The character transitions are absurd. Earlier in the story, the protagonist was portrayed as a capable but temperamental individual with a unique personality. Then, after chapter 52, a female village official appears, and on their first meeting, the protagonist unconditionally agrees to a bet.