In America: I Don't Dare Push Them Away
人在美利坚：我不敢推开她们
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I didn't want to read any more books where the characters were forced to undergo medical treatment by gangsters; several of them were similar.
Foreigners believe in Traditional Chinese Medicine more than Chinese people do.
How does a medicine based on the imagined Yin-Yang and Five Elements compare to modern medicine based on clinical practice? If your book contains fantasy elements, that's fine, but if it's entirely based on the real world, that's just too far-fetched.
Could you please reduce the amount of romance?
I've read over two hundred chapters, and your romance is dragging on and on, forcing in three women, each with their own entanglements and reluctance to let go. If you ask me, the Russian woman is the most suitable as a partner. The others either have families with too much influence for you to handle, or it would be a 100% long-distance relationship.
Even with a system, it's still like this.
This book is so awkwardly written: awkward about family, awkward about technology, awkward about capital. You've mastered the technology, and the system is so powerful, yet you still can't control it yourself—unbelievable!
I really want to rant. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a treatment, I know it's effective, and some endocrine disorders can indeed only be treated with TCM. But shouldn't we follow basic common sense? They even brought in Tai Chi breathing techniques, and the ability to blow A4 paper without moving your hands—I could tolerate that. Then they came up with treating diabetes!
I'm going to write a new book on traditional Chinese medicine with a completely new approach, hoping to create a different feeling.
It was going to be quite good, but they had to bring in three women to mess things up. Even if they came one by one and split up, I wouldn't mind if they were playboys. But mixing three women together is just pointless. The more I watch, the less I want to watch.
Believing in traditional Chinese medicine is not as good as believing I am Qin Shi Huang.
Hardcore?
Hardcore? My strength comes entirely from my talent, the system, and skill points!