The Medical Sage

When it was over, I looked at it and realized that this was another stallion novel, and it was a natural stallion novel that "they were the ones who threw themselves into their arms", so I gave up.

I read this novel many years ago. The plot is very soothing and it is a genre that I personally like very much. The author seems to be the master of female porn. Unfortunately, the book's performance was not good. It was updated very slowly at the time. The author said that in order to support his family, he had to stop updating for a while. I remember that everyone liked the role of Shen Shiniang very much at the time and thought it would be the heroine. Who knew. . .

It was okay at the beginning, but I couldn't hold it back later, and the plot became increasingly unreliable. Although it is a cool article, it would be boring if it was too watery.

As for his eldest brother, he was probably kidnapped by the bandits and became a military advisor or leader. Later, when the protagonist confronts the bandits, he suddenly discovers that the leader or military advisor is his elder brother, and a series of things happen after that. . .

The medical plot is good, the first hundred chapters are not ambiguous, and the characters are more vivid. Chen Qi is a bit cute 😊, like Zhang E in "Ya Sao", dandy but straight-hearted. It's a pity that history writers tend to be elegance-minded.

Adding buffs casually is unacceptable. The protagonist of the polo match has never ridden a horse, but he is capable of Wang Kuanglan. Can we still watch it? I always felt like there was something missing in the book. I have a lot of resentment towards polo, and the plot is very abrupt. Since I am writing about medicine, I should start from the perspective of medical practice. This plot suddenly caused me to have a cerebral infarction, a tooth collapsed, and water was stuffed into my throat. Oh, bye. The previous writing was very professional, but the flaws were obvious

The front part is really good, but I didn't read the back part.

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Seeing that so many people wanted to unsubscribe because Qingyun said, I couldn't help it anymore, so I came up to talk about it. There is something wrong with accepting Qingyun, but it is not unacceptable if you think about it carefully. I wonder if everyone has paid attention to Chen Jing's attitude after accepting Qingyun. The sister-in-law said that they would find a wife as soon as possible, and both Chen Jing and Qingyun agreed without objection. This means that Chen Jing in the book Jing's thoughts in some aspects are very close to those of the ancients. He believes that a concubine is just a concubine. Maybe men like today go out to find a special lady who they like. This is much better than those male protagonists who are always merciful and flaunt their affection. Besides, in fact, with the author's style of writing, the least inconsistent way is to have a single female protagonist. Chen Jing and the female protagonist love each other and grow old together. However, the author has already said that there are multiple female protagonists, and the framework of the story is this. So, I think that within this framework, what is most suitable for the author's style of writing is undoubtedly this idea that is very similar to the ancients. A concubine is a concubine. The maid is willing to be a concubine. Chen Jing also likes it, and everything will fall into place. PS: Although I have said so much, I am just expressing my love for the author's writing style. I hope more people will read it, but I am myself. . . Author, you should have a few less female protagonists, my little heart won't be able to bear a few more. . .

Even his 7th brother killed him, and he didn't even hate him. He still hated him for being a child or something, and still acted like that. Could it be that Pig's Foot forgot how he traveled through time? Or the author ignored it.