
Move Aside, Let Me Handle This
闪开,让我来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 424k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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132Chapters
2.9kRecommendations
87Fans
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Author's Check-in Post
Please show your support on the first day of the new book's release!
Dear author, I know you might be a doctor in real life, which is why you always write medical fiction. But what I really liked was your first book—I can't even remember the title—the protagonist was probably called Allen, and there was a teacher named Jane (who was a beautiful woman!), And the Moon Goddess Ya's Tears and the Light God's Tears. I really loved that book, and I wonder if it will be synced to Qidian. I wouldn't mind subscribing again. Also, I hope to see similar works in the future.
Revise and resend, let's start afresh, let's go!
As the title suggests, I look forward to the support of both new and old readers!
A genius is acceptable, but not too outrageous, making domestic or international bigwigs follow behind a young person as their subordinate or student.
A genius is acceptable, but not too outrageous, making domestic or international bigwigs follow behind a young person as their subordinate or student.
Since the investment is gone, I might as well revise the book and start a new one.
When the previous book ended, the author said that the next book wouldn't be about doctors. 🙂🙂
Sanlang!
Read it again when it's longer, don't mess it up.
Are you not considering writing a sequel to the previous book?
You can't even get perfect attendance, what's the point of writing anything? Why not just focus on being a pretentious doctor?
"The True Dragon Soars to the Heavens" is available for free reading; I would be very happy if you could read it.