In the American TV Universe, the Miracle Doctor Is Fierce
人在美综，神医凶猛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 555k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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182Chapters
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24.1kFans
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I hope the author can focus on the plot and stop constantly arguing with the characters. A little arguing now and then is nice, but constant arguing makes it less enjoyable.
After reading a few chapters, I noticed that male protagonists in American TV dramas and novels these days all seem to have become sarcastic and argumentative, always finding something to say to everyone and throwing in a meme. This novel's style is similar to my previous American TV drama, *The Daily Life of a Detective*, where the protagonist is forced into rationality and isn't a normal person.
The New York section is a complete mess. I can't understand it. You're already so weak, yet you've introduced all sorts of high-level characters who can't even defeat a single one. And then there's this private court—it's like a joke. Why didn't you write about Silent Hill and Mysterious Falls earlier? Wasn't the initial introduction supposed to be a low-magic, mixed world?
Beautiful women on stage
1. Bradley, from the TV series Bates Motel
You really can't live without Sheldon Cooper, it's making me sick of watching him.
Mary
Person in the Mirror
I've noticed a problem: quite a few people haven't watched Friends. It seems these supernatural sitcoms and movies have a different audience than shows like Friends and Sheldon. Author, you need to pay attention to plausibility! If you're going for a supernatural storyline, try to include fewer everyday characters like those in sitcoms, otherwise it'll get criticized like the old days of characters with their whole families cultivating immortality.
More flirting with girls, more daily life storylines, more updates
Get it released as soon as possible. Less talk and more blatant insults. Don't let the female characters disappear later on; the female hookup in the first book had a very low presence later on, don't let this one be like that.
I understand that the author wants to become stronger, but please don't become a babysitter or a vigilante, okay?
It crashed after it was released, especially the part about playing Journey to the West. It was originally going well, following the plot of the movie and variety show, but it had to ruin itself. It's like it was abandoned.