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This is so disgusting! Another show-off, another stud! When you meet a beautiful girl, you have to be unclear with the protagonist! They're all married and they meet one and fall in love with the other! First, he and Zhang Xiuying were sworn to each other, and then he got together with another woman. Is the author so in need of love? Disgusting 🤢

Is this boasting that the protagonist still wants to defend the hegemony of traditional Chinese medicine on his own? It's pure nonsense. Look at the amazing traditional Chinese medicine doctors nowadays who can easily charge tens of thousands of yuan for a course of treatment. Who can ordinary people with these amazing traditional Chinese medicine doctors afford the effective traditional Chinese medicine?

Traditional Chinese medicine is a very strange medicine. If a person's medical skills are very high, his moral character will definitely be equally high! If this person is not of high moral character, then he will not be able to improve his medical skills no matter how hard he tries! Is it just the protagonist's virtue? Can the system also take a fancy to it? Don't enter this door to get promoted and make a fortune!

Big Poison, the first chapter says that his father died when he was 5 years old, and in the second chapter he has a 12-year-old brother.

Learning medical skills in a dream only happens in dreams, right? What's outrageous is that everyone around him believes it.

When you write a book, write it well. It's really uncomfortable to read so many women engaging in ambiguity.

I came here with the word "Barefoot Doctor", but it seems boring to go to a big hospital. Barefoot Doctor itself is developed in rural areas. You can be very good at medical skills, or you can go to the city to make a lot of money. If you develop in the city, you shouldn't use "Barefoot Doctor" as your name.

This book probably wouldn't have been written if I didn't have a copy of the beautiful girl. Without acupuncture, I can't cure illnesses and save people. It was fine at first, but then it turned into a story about picking up girls!

The more I read this book, the more boring it becomes! Prices are too high. In the early 1980s, it cost 40 to 50 yuan to get medicine. Are you kidding me? Taking money as money? Don't you need a ticket to buy a bicycle?

There are a lot of loopholes in the setting. Since you are writing about urban times, could you please make it a little more relevant to the poor social environment at that time? Just justify it! The protagonist's words and deeds are so messed up that they either violate the rules or are on the way to the drama! Not to mention the writing style, it's hard to say that you can't find any advantage in it!

The first ten or so chapters are average and the setting is unreasonable. But it gets better and better later on. Come on, the author, the writing style is perfect.

[Don't come if you haven't read the book! ] I don't want to affect other people's reading mood, and I don't want to tell others not to read and delay the author from making money. I just read a little bit, and some words made me unhappy. ...... What do you think? To be honest, I didn't even finish the first chapter, it was uncomfortable. The description and setting of the character are extremely inconsistent. They are said to be an uneducated old farmer and a waste. However, the protagonist can be seen at a glance to be a young man, not very clever, and does not seem to have any advantages. In other words, he may be a scumbag, but he is not a good thing. The point, the point is, the system of this thing can really talk. It is called the Holy Hand, but it is extremely unseemly. It says that there are all kinds of beauties. Just this sentence makes me sick. If this is the holy hand of virtue, then I say that all doctors will be extinct. How can I expect this kind of thing to cure my illness and save my life? I don't like it anyway.

Participating in a traditional Chinese medicine competition, the protagonist announced not only Bian Que's thirteen needles, but also the internal energy, haha

There is a surge of heat at every turn. Is it a fairy or a Chinese medicine practitioner? Persuade to quit

This book is full of drama. God can catch a poisonous snake by seven inches. Can I get some snacks if I make this up? How dare you write something that you can tell is nonsense at a glance?

What we are reading is Shuangwen. You are not the only one who wants to develop Chinese medicine to surpass Western medicine. Let me tell you, the author, that is impossible.

It seemed okay at first, but the more I watched, the weirder it became. Don't doctors only care about medical skills? It's the same no matter what era. Then some of the protagonist's behaviors are very incomprehensible. Your most important thing is medical skills, and medical skills rely on golden fingers. So isn't there a problem with the protagonist not rushing to get rewards and learning from other people?

I don't understand. Doctors have a parent-like heart. I said in the previous article that great doctors treat everyone equally. Why do they always emphasize that this is a leader, this is a big shot, this is in a high position, and this is a rich man. Doctors treat people with a pandering attitude. Does it appear that the big shots are more powerful and dignified than the common people when they heal them? With this mentality, I still want to be a great doctor.

This is not to belittle Chinese medicine, but the proportion of effective things in Chinese medicine is too small, and some parts require long-term recovery. What you write in your book is too exaggerated.

Come on, author, doctors are great

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