The Peerless Immortal Doctor of the City

Author, I think sometimes you shouldn't use too many words to describe or describe characters that are not particularly important. I hope that the author can leave more scenes to the protagonist, just like the two episodes just updated, it is not very enjoyable to watch, and it feels a bit uncomfortable to have the strength but hold it back. But it's really pretty

The memory inheritance of the dignified Heavenly Lord is equivalent to that of a Heavenly Lord, but his medical skills are not as good as those of a mortal. He cannot understand mortals' poisons, and he directly kneels down to worship mortals. This novel is completely disappointing. And he allowed his sister at home to be on the verge of danger. He did not rule out the hidden dangers and went to lick the little girl he just met.

This book is very nice. But I feel like the end is not far away. Hope the author. Produce more.

I really don't mean to complain. There are really many typos in this book, which sometimes make it uncomfortable to look at. Although you can tell them through the pronunciation, it's weird. There is another personal complaint of mine. The nickname of Su Nan collides with my nickname. Although it is often mentioned in novels, I also want to mention it, but it is really good-looking.

Come on, the author has worked hard to create good works for us readers.

To be honest, this book is not very good. It should be ruthless and decisive, but it is not. It should be humane, but it is ruthless in the world. It is a chapter. What is the point of advancing if you can't transcend the world? , We must also cultivate the sea of ​​qi. Without the sea of ​​qi, what is the world? So many chapters of nonsense.

I was really convinced. The protagonist, who is at the peak of his mortal transformation, can even block bullets but cannot block ninja darts. He beat several low-level warriors and even made me vomit.

After reading hundreds of chapters, the more I read, the more rubbish I read. The setting is extremely confusing. The protagonist is set to be an immortal doctor who can't even cure poison. He has to be a mortal old Chinese doctor as his teacher. It's really embarrassing for the immortal. There are also upgrade settings. The higher level of transcendental realm is not as powerful as the lower level of Nayuan Peak. What kind of chaotic setting is this? According to the author's setting, there will be no high-level characters. Anyone who reaches the peak of Nayuan will be killed by you, and no one can be upgraded.

It's only a dozen chapters, and you're tangled up with a group of second-generation people every day. It's leisure, right? You don't like people gathering, so when you go there, you put up sculptures, and you have to join in. It's sick. I have no money and don't know how to make it. I swipe other people's cards shamelessly and give jewelry to my daughter. I don't care if my parents are suffering...

Author, the inner monologues of the girls in front of you are actually a bit redundant. It would be better to take actual actions instead. Otherwise, it will look very awkward and you will always feel that we readers are being treated as fools (for reference only)