Tang Xiaolangzhong

This seems so frustrating. This is just a soul that traveled through the Tang Dynasty. How come there are still such resigned people in the 21st century? ? It's really whatever dad says. Brother, the Qing Dynasty has been dead for a long time. You can't find this kind of thing in reality.

I really can't stand it any longer. It's an embarrassment to the time-travelers. I've spent dozens of chapters. People can make a living by making soda and steaming steamed buns in time-travel. You're nothing, and you're doing this over and over just to pay the rent? Are you a time traveler?

Really, I read books for pleasure and comfort. Reading this book made me feel so frustrated. Marrying a wife and having a concubine, and being forced by this pressure and that pressure. Can't I just wait a year and just do it? The writing style is indeed good, and the plot is indeed good. I admit that, the author's writing style and plot design are at the top of the list. Many people's books have only skeletons and no soul, and are blindly copied, which makes people unable to read. The author's writing is full of ups and downs and full of soul, but the plot is too frustrating. Is this a realistic or online novel? The author's design is fine and very realistic, but is it too realistic? A person who traveled back in time, except for poetry and medical skills, is everything else so low? When I saw Chapter 353, I couldn't stand it any longer. Seriously, what I need is a book that makes people look at it and say, Damn! It can be a book like this, rather than a book like Water Margin and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Although it is true, it is mixed with helplessness. It can be seen that the author is a filial son, but he hopes to consider the environment in which the work is released.

Others stole medical skills for him, and the male protagonist accepted them without hesitation. Others exchanged and learned medical skills from him, but they could not change history and reject them with their ancestral secrets. In the end, taking Wu Meiniang as her daughter and trying to kill her would not change history. He has such a despicable character and is selfish to say the least.

I was so disgusted when I read it. The writing was so stupid. It was okay for someone to testify that Sang Xiaomei had no problem. Didn't she make it clear that she wanted someone to get married? But she still had to write that she liked it. It was disgusting. It was a waste of my money. This was the first time I read such a disgusting book.

If I hadn't read the book first and then read the reviews, I would have almost been fooled by the reviews. What a great book, how detailed the picture of life is, described like this! Those trolls, please have some moral integrity.

The father of the pig's trotters prescribes the medicine, and the pig's trotters give the medicine, but you randomly change the formula and heal people, that's good! But where is your professionalism? You've been changing the formula randomly since before your rebirth, and you still have reason to do so. Every Chinese medicine practitioner's formula comes with his signature guarantee. In reality, the hospital will be in chaos if you don't get medicine. Author, when you wrote this book, didn't you consider the bottom line of traditional Chinese medicine? Don't you know that any prescription of traditional Chinese medicine cannot be changed without the consent of the person involved? Are you looking for scolding?

The chapters after the VIP volume are like changing authors. The plot is completely confused. It is understandable to make war fortune, but it is also necessary to build memorial arches and give out porridge... And treat others as fools! An ignorant village girl can actually go to the battlefield and kill three people with one kill, followed by another one and twenty more kills. Are you writing about Li Yuanba of the Tang Dynasty? Your family is full of energy. Even fools know that your family has food. However, the neighbors don't know, let alone the emotional drama. It's so awkward that I'm speechless😓. The war is almost 100 chapters and I haven't finished it yet. It doesn't matter how long it is if it's written well. The key is that it's completely illogical! Out of character! After reading a few chapters 240, I had no choice but to give it up!

Why do you feel like the male protagonist is so hungry? If you are hooking up with this one and having an affair with that one, you are still a dignified medical student or a person who has been reborn in time. Can you still pursue it?

It's pretty good, unlike what you criticized, I just finished watching it.

It's too fake, the Tang Dynasty's common sense is fake, the plot cannot be scrutinized, and the Chinese medicine prescriptions are also fake (modern aconite is based on grams, Mr. Li Ke is good at using aconite, and there is no medicine that can be used per kilogram. A Chinese medicine doctor who has just graduated dares to use the medicine of tiger and wolf, which is ridiculous)

Seeing that Shopkeeper Qu is really vicious, you can use the money you get back as a betrothal gift. On the one hand, you can marry a wife, on the other hand, you can satisfy Sang Xiaomei's wishes, and you can trick those two snobs in Bai Lang's disgust, killing three birds with one stone. I just want to tell the truth. I don't understand why to others, being witty is better than being generous with money. My wife is gone, my little sister is sad, and I will give money to snobbery in the future. It's really a trick. In ancient times, there was a righteous talk about free love. You can think about this idea or do it. Isn't it embarrassing to say it? Moreover, although Sang's parents accepted the betrothal gift with the intention of selling their daughter, the betrothal gift is a formal procedure. Look at which family nowadays has less betrothal gift (except for those who are rogues), are they all selling their daughters?

I abandoned the book decisively. This is probably the worst book the author has ever written.

The protagonist doesn't know how to respect the elderly and is too pretentious

All kinds of time travel are not as good as this kind of time travel, face it head on. And I think doctors in ancient times were quite respected, and they also liked reading books related to traditional Chinese medicine.

What can I say about the hundreds of chapters that follow this book? ! ! The author's writing is good, but the plot is really unreadable the more I read it. It's too watery, and the protagonist becomes more and more useless as he goes to the back and is nothing.

By Chapter 631, his speech and behavior were despicable and vulgar. I have been reading online articles for more than ten years and this is still the only thing I have seen.

Hey, I said I couldn't put it down, but I still couldn't put it down. I read other books and found them boring, compared to this book. The plot written by the author is really great, haha, I'm so worried that the main character is a bit useless, so why can't I write something more awesome? It's really true!

Alas, I gave it up~ Master Mu was originally my idol. I have loved it since the beginning of The Concubine. The profound female characters and the complicated cases are all amazing. I have collected all of Mu Dada's books and couldn't bear to read them. I even bought a physical copy of The Concubine for my collection. It's a pity that the peak is at the fake county magistrate. It feels more and more childish as it goes on. All enemies and opportunities are settled and given by God (the author). The protagonist loves fame but has no responsibility. He only gets angry and bickers with women. It feels like a sissy who is just fishing for fame. Sometimes I wonder if the author has changed, and the style of writing has completely changed. It was so unbearable to see the protagonist angry that the Sui family broke Ni Er's leg to avenge his mother. It was Ni Er's subjective mistake to kill Sui's mother. There was a consensus that Aconitum was poisonous, and famous doctors only dared to use three pills. Although the dose was low at that time, it would definitely not cure the disease, but how could he have the confidence to use eight pills without making any changes or treatment without being poisoned. Although the protagonist used it in large doses without any problems, it was concocted by the protagonist himself. You said it's understandable that you think you won't be poisoned if you take the protagonist's medicine, but if you use the original medicine, I don't think you won't be poisoned as long as your IQ is normal. Isn't it considered heavy to pay only one pair of legs for this kind of purely subjective death penalty? It is enough to say that the compensation has been ruined, but most of the money has been used for up and down management. The real compensation is only three boxes of property originally intended for the protagonist to testify, an old house, and some fields that no one wants. Is it enough to exchange these things for a life? Alas, the characters have character flaws and can be read without hiding their faults, but the three views cannot keep up with the author's footsteps. I'd better take it off the shelf decisively. The author's book is no longer suitable for me, so I'd better leave it to those who are destined to read it 😭

Pig's feet are just self-righteous idiots... Who are in their 20s and don't have any brains... Sooner or later they will kill their families.

After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it. How stupid were the ancients to think that their son had cured several incurable diseases and was not as good as his own medical skills? Moreover, he admitted that his son's teacher was a fairy doctor (the protagonist lied to his father and said he was a medical practitioner).

Recommend the masterpiece of cultivating immortality, "The Story of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality" ☜☜☜☜☜☜☜ Recommend the masterpiece of science fiction, "Killing the Abyss" ☜☜☜☜☜☜☜☜ Recommend the click-through masterpiece, "Fights Break the Sphere"☜☜☜☜☜☜☜ Recommend the hard science fiction milestone, "The Three-Body Problem"☜☜☜☜☜☜☜☜

I'm just sad for Sister-in-law Qin, a character I like very much. I originally thought she would definitely be paired with the protagonist, but I didn't expect fate to play a role.

Author, what supported you to write 600 chapters?

This book is unexpectedly good-looking. I like this kind of slow-paced book now. It suits my taste.

Go home and drive screws, don't come out and cause trouble to readers.

Damn it, bad luck has stained my eyes

9,000 Wen, you can write it. What is the concept of 9,000 Wen? It is equivalent to more than 60,000 RMB. I really dare to write it.

The protagonist has a real brain and is a straight man. It looks depressing. No wonder it's a bit silly to not even want to find honest people in reality.

It feels good and what I heard is wonderful. Come on.