The Fierce Physician

The more he writes, the more vicious it becomes. That Ye Pu Kuai and his ilk want to kill you, but because you have an official position, they dare not kill you. They just break your limbs, afraid of getting into trouble. It's speechless.

The male and female protagonists enjoy, even relish, being morally blackmailed; I admire that. 🙏

The protagonist seems to have accepted things too quickly, directly accepting the cause and effect of the original body. Could it be that he was lustful at first sight? The key point is that he didn't even think about it and accepted it all directly.

You keep saying you're afraid of trouble, but in the end you still let people stay by claiming your senior is kind. Either don't write that you're afraid of trouble and gladly accept people out of kindness, or don't say that taking people in will cause trouble and then still take them in. It's disgusting, you know?

The author should write well and steadily. In this materialistic, fast-paced world, filled with fast-paced, systematic, imitative, and imitative writing, the author should stay true to their original intentions and maintain their own style. They should not let their mind become chaotic. There will always be people who appreciate their work; not all readers will be their fans!

Go Changfeng! Let's take off on a different track!

He kept taking in women, and then it became unbearable. The main storyline turned into a tale of countless women who were the ultimate masters, and he slept with them at first sight.

I just started reading it, and after reading over 200 chapters, I'm finding it hard to keep going. The reason is that the more I read, the more I feel the book is heading in the direction of a "rural miracle doctor".

The author's books are characterized by standardized and concise language. However, for a book on Traditional Chinese Medicine to truly stand out, it needs compelling medical case studies to resonate with readers. The author's work in this book clearly avoids the most important aspects, frankly indicating a lack of medical knowledge. It is hoped that the author will improve the authenticity and readability of the medical case studies.

You're truly persistent, having written so many novels. But you never write anything that's thrilling or satisfying. I admire that!