Eldritch Ming Dynasty: I Really Am Just an Ordinary Doctor

Self-destruction, this kind of novel is interesting, but the logic is too poor

After reading the second chapter, I was completely confused. I would like to ask: Isn't this book a fairy tale type? But no matter how I look at it, I think this book should be in the supernatural + horror genre?

I've just finished reading the latest chapter, and so far, it's pretty good. As far as the perspective switching is concerned, the author's writing is already very thought-provoking. In addition, if Suchuan medicine is said to be full of spiritual vision, does Li Fan have zero inspiration? Reminds me of a comic about a person with zero inspiration who lives in a haunted house full of ghosts Also, the cross-dimensional dialogue between an ordinary person who can see weird things and Li Fan, who can't see weird things and thinks he is in the normal world, also reminded me of the kind of novels I read before that were full of other things except spiritual practice. The protagonist thought he was just an ordinary person with fancy skills, but a bunch of big guys came to buy his things, and they often chatted with him for a few words and then directly had an epiphany. I don't know if the author has ever referred to it. However, this kind of cross-dimensional dialogue is difficult to write. The author of the book I read complained at the end that it was too difficult to write, and my hair fell out thinking about the dialogue. Finally, I hope the author can keep it up and persevere. This kind of article is difficult to write in a long way, and it will break down easily once it gets too long. If you find that you can't grasp it anymore, just think of an ending quickly. It's better than failing to write the book and making yourself feel like you've failed to write the book.

Not to mention those people in the medical clinic, except for the two girls, everyone can be said to have deserved their death. But they all became gods. Treat righteous gods like Nian Beast and Fang Xiangshi as beasts. Emperor Jianwen, you wrote for him to sacrifice for the people of Ming Dynasty, and sacrificed twice. What then? Emperor Jianwen was destroyed physically and spiritually. Did the scumbag Yao Guangxiao become a god later? Jiajing, this thing changed from Pulao to a real dragon? If someone writes a fan story, travels to this kind of world, and kills a million people first, he will definitely win the favor of the will of the world.

Before reading the book, let me ask first I saw Su at a glance, md, is there a female protagonist? Or are female characters overrepresented? If there are, I won't read them. It's too inconsistent for a novel with a Ke style or a Dihua style to have a female protagonist! To put it more seriously, this kind of novel should not have characters (especially female characters) who are too close to the protagonist.

It's a bit outrageous. Surgery in the Ke system has become so awesome. Shouldn't there be various magical methods to change the heart and head? Moreover, the Ke system does not follow logic at all. Even if it is connected to a dog's head, it is reasonable...

If you have any suggestions, criticisms or corrections, you can put them here.

Gee, the protagonist said that it sounds good because he has cognitive impairment, but that he sounds bad means he can't use his brain. It all depends on the author's good writing style.

Maybe there won't be that many tonight... I'll post a picture of the specific situation...

Overall grain and grass, it is against harmony, ancient background, but everyone's modern way of thinking is wrapped in an ancient shell