The City's Greatest Medical Saint

The beginning was good, witty and humorous, but the ending was really rushed...

The ending was too rushed.

It's disgusting how anyone who writes about medicine can't stop talking about women. It's like they can't write without women, and they lose a million words if they lose a woman.

It's just passable. They shouldn't have written a cultivation story; a traditional martial arts story would have been much better. There's the tribulation and the loose immortals, but it ended before the character even reached the Upper Nascent Soul stage. And that tower—they wrote about all the benefits, but only used one level and that was it. I thought it would be at least two thousand chapters long!

The ending was too rushed.

I'm watching it now, it's good, but I haven't seen the ending yet.

The ending felt rushed, leaving many unanswered questions and unresolved issues regarding characters and events. Overall, the book is well-written and commendable. I wish you continued success in your future writing endeavors, hoping you will dedicate yourself to creating another masterpiece.

Overall, it was alright. But the ending felt too rushed. There could have been so much more to write. For example, Lin Yurou breaking through to the Golden Core stage, the Rose family, and Chen Yang going further and further down the path of cultivation.

Feeling frustrated?

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