Kingdom of Light: This Doctor Has the Power to Save People

I can't understand the brain circuit of the protagonist or the author. The protagonist is an Ultraman who is afraid of death and has lived for more than a thousand years. He has learned nothing but healing light? Shouldn't it be that the more you fear death, the more you need to learn? And the protagonist is not a native. Didn't you know that Beria would bravely enter the Kingdom of Light later?

I don't understand why I'm afraid of death and don't learn anything at the same time. What's the point?

Hide and hide, but you have to learn how to settle down and live your life! It's really a matter of wealth and life. You can't always count on others to protect you, right? And you have to hide to learn skills. If you really don't want to go to the battlefield, just say so! As long as you say that there are so many people in the Kingdom of Light, is it possible that they must capture your young men? You wouldn't dare to say that in a utopia like the Kingdom of Light, so where else can you open your heart? Do you think you are Zhang Huaiyi under one person? And under normal circumstances, if you don't want to fight, people won't force you to go to the battlefield. If it's really a last resort, you have no choice. You have to go to the battlefield. If you have to go to the battlefield, there is a big difference between practicing your skills and being prepared before going to the battlefield, and rushing to the battlefield when something happens!

The author must be a student. The writing is so young. I can only say that the author should work hard.

Not mysterious enough, a bit too human society

Let the crutch tyrant train a few more times and he won't be afraid anymore

I thought it was Crypto Agent Knox.

Many people in the comment area were embarrassed. After reading Chapter 47, the protagonist's combat power and growth are still very strong.

The ideas are ok, but the writing is really awkward

Children, this book is wrong, gg

Since the healing light is so powerful, give it a try to the Father of Ultra.

Awesome, the protagonist matched all the concave and convex man in the Kingdom of Light.

It turns out she's not a loli mother, I'm so sad

In April 1942, Dawes voluntarily enlisted in the Army and served in the U. S. Army's 77th Infantry Division-307th Infantry Regiment Medical Detachment during the war. In 1945, his unit was ordered to attack Hacksaw Ridge, a 400-foot-tall, near-vertical cliff on the island of Okinawa. When the entire army retreated to the foot of the mountain, Dawes stayed alone on the top of the cliff. Facing the Japanese army and the sky full of artillery fire, Dawes rushed in again and again, dragged his comrades out, and rescued 75 people from the bullet fire. Dawes's bravery won great respect from his comrades, and he even became everyone's "protector." Before the battle, his teammates even asked Dawes to pray for everyone. Dawes' heroic actions were awarded the Medal of Honor by the U. S. Congress. On November 1, 1945, U. S. President Truman personally awarded Dawes the medal. Dawes was the first soldier to refuse military service during World War II. He had no record of killing the enemy but received the highest honor. Only three men in World War II received this special recognition (the other two were Thomas Bennett and Joseph Lapointe).

There is no word "" in the whole article, which makes it very uncomfortable to read.

Although I don't know the author, I think this book is very good. I also invested money in Qidian because of this book. I hope the author will not stop updating. As long as the plot does not collapse, I will support the author. Come on

Please read and collect, please readers

Let me ask, was the protagonist Ultraman since he was a child, or did he take away the body of an adult Ultraman? Is this question still very important to me? After all, the only thing I have said so far is that the protagonist immediately decided to become a 1,000-body silver crusader. I don't know whether he became one immediately after seizing the body, or decided to become one when he grew up.

How many manuscripts did you save before publishing the book?

Since the protagonist is so afraid of death, I think he can go to some weaker world to save him. He happens to be a doctor, such as Legend of the Sword and Wind, From the Abyss, Devilman, The Crimson Eyes, etc.