I, an American Doctor

The protagonist is nothing special except for being a womanizer who sleeps with anyone. He sleeps with other people's wives, daughters, and even his former female colleague, a psychologist. Isn't he afraid of getting diseases? Although this is very American and very unrestrained.

Did those people posting these pictures lack attention growing up? Couldn't they just create a thread to post them? I keep scrolling down to see other readers' comments, but all I see are your pictures. It's infuriating, like I'm out of my mind. There's no need for this. I've read the book and want to see other readers' comments, but I can't find any at all.

Going to America to be a charlatan, all the female characters are like idiots, the writing is all in a Chinese style, too toxic, goodbye.

Why is the main character of Chinese descent? In which country is there a group that faces even more discrimination than people of Black descent?

I remembered Chen Wang from Runren, and I asked the dentist if I could look at his teeth; he owes over $2000.

The writing is fragmented and the transitions are abrupt. I won't say anything else, just read what you wrote yourself and tell me what it is.

How many of these beautiful women haven't been to a Puff Daddy party? 🤓

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The first three chapters of "Black Bicycle" are garbage—chaotic, full of self-indulgent tropes. The author has been writing about bicycles for so many years and is still only a level-four writer; there's a reason why it's not popular.

Given the American healthcare system, studying medicine may not save all Americans 😁, but it can save the lives of wealthy Americans.