
Urban Spiritual Doctor King
都市灵医王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 19y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Urban Super Doctor
The first urban novel that I actually finished reading. It gave me nightmares when the protagonist came home and was ambushed by zombies from the Azure Dragon Sect 😁
Recommend "Tianzun abandons the world"
This book failed ~ very failed ~ very failed - when a person has power that ordinary people don't have, he is still so cowardly and timid! This is simply not in line with a normal person's psychology and mentality development, unless that person is an idiot! Therefore, the author originally wanted the story to develop slowly and the protagonist to change slowly. This itself violates normal logic and will only make readers disgusted! Send four words to the author - superfluous To describe it in one sentence - painting a tiger is not anti-dog
I really didn't expect that this novel was the first novel I read in my life. At that time, it seemed that it was a big, thick book on my mobile phone. I can't remember exactly, it must have been about 10 years ago. I didn't expect to see it here, as well as Modern Qi Men Dun Jia and Immortal Buddha Record. It's really nostalgic.
As far as the plot is concerned, this author was able to write more than 1.2 Million in one novel for the first time, and it was easy to read, and the plot was quite compact, which is actually quite impressive. This author seems to have to take care of his family, and often can only find time to update the novel at noon, which is a pity. If he had more time to create the characters well, and then follow Mao Ni's example, using some relatively high-level vocabulary and allusions from Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, and copying them into the novel, it would appear to be very profound. Then, if you can finish one sentence, you can skillfully turn it into a paragraph, so that it will have a more literary and youthful flavor. In this way, the urban spiritual doctor king is comparable to the Suzaku Chronicle.