The Supreme Immortal Doctor of the City

Too much pretentious posturing and constant setbacks, always encountering problems wherever you go, completely deviating from common sense—it would be better not to write about Earth at all, but about other planets instead, at least that wouldn't be offensive.

Why was it renamed? Wasn't it called "The Life of a Working Wizard" before? It scared me so much I thought it had been eaten by the game developer.

Where did chapters 93 and 94 go? They cut corners and the transitions are disjointed.

When I saw the Italian scenes, I was shocked. As someone who has lived in Italy for 20 years, I really wanted to ask, "Old Duan! Are you also in Italy?" You know those place names and routes better than I do. I live near the Cinque Terre in La Spezia. Old Duan, come over for a coffee! 🤝

Why does the author pause between chapters? The story doesn't flow smoothly, and sometimes the events and characters appear out of nowhere. Could you please fill in the gaps?

What's going on? They're not letting you watch even though you have money?

Why I like reading this book: It transitions from modern times to immortals, and the plot is clear.

I love the books written by Broken Bridge and Lingering Snow the most.

As mentioned earlier, Sun Wukong is the first main character to appear, yet this one is completely "unrecognizable," and there's no sense of unease, as if the story has been written by a different author.

Isn't this a rip-off? Reading two chapters and missing one!