A Cultivation Teacher's Daily Life

It should be one of the author's best works.

Let me ask you something. I don't know why, but I read urban literature. No matter how cool you are, I can almost accept it, but I can't accept that all diseases can be cured.

This book was written eight years ago. I still thought it was pretty good when I first read it, but I definitely can't read it from my current perspective.

Urban Super Medical Saint is still good to watch. I rewatched it for the second time and still found it good to watch after finishing it.

The whole book is so bad, it's really bad. There are at least forty chapters missing in the whole book. The ending is forced to end.

Why are there so many missing chapters in Nima? Let's take a look and guess for yourself😱

Why does the protagonist feel pain in his heart when he sees a woman? These ten women feel pain in his heart every few chapters. Why doesn't he have a heart attack? The pain will probably continue in the future, and it will make his balls ache just reading it.

I just read a few chapters and I feel like I can't stand it anymore: First, there is a bad feeling that pig's feet are like stallions, or the kind that can't walk when seeing a beautiful woman. Second, aren't pig's feet afraid of trouble? How could a miracle doctor and a talisman appear now? He is a land god. Doesn't he want others to worship him?

The first book is Zhang Sanfeng's Disciples. It feels very good, so I support you.

We engage in ambiguity every day, but we don't reject anything.