
The Little Miracle Doctor of the Countryside
乡村修真小神医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Countryside Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
2.5kChapters
243kPopularity
1.1kReaders
8.9Score
1.4kMust-read votes
Readers also read
A Cultivation Master on Campus
The Divine General Who Protects the Nation
Lord of Beiming
The Goddess's Humble-Clothed War King
The First-Ranked Master of the Female CEO
Reborn in the 1990s
Urban: I’ve Lived for a Hundred Thousand Years
From F to SSS: Why Is My Spirit Artifact Leveling Up So Fast?
Gourmet: I Cure Every Illness with Country-Style Banquets
The Golden Finger for Appraising Treasures
Missing for Three Years, I Return in Triumph as a Divine Doctor
The Dragon Son-in-Law
Xu Yang, Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine
My Medical Skills Shocked the World
The Mad Dragon Descends
Reborn as an Oil Tycoon
Reborn to Become the Richest Man
The City’s Flower-Guarding Soldier
The Peerless Divine Doctor
Warrior Supreme No. 1
Reader comments 11
Google Translate
I don't know if the protagonist in the novel is stupid or if the author is stupid, but from the beginning to this chapter, the protagonist is constantly in trouble, yet he can't protect himself. In this situation, would you let your girlfriend out of your sight?
The more I read this, the more confusing it becomes. Where is his power of laws? He lost both wives. Wasn't the Earth refined by him? And what about his Reincarnation Pool? Wasn't he immortal? This has absolutely no logic; it's like it was written out of thin air. His wife, children, friends, master, and subordinates are all gone. And what happened to the fight somewhere else? How did it become a fight on Earth?
Very beautiful
Can we have some decent novels? At least make them more rigorous. Seven Cats really disappointed me. Take this novel, for example: at first, she calls someone "sister-in-law," then she calls her husband "brother-in-law"? Good grief!
Reading this book makes me feel like an idiot.
How can there be no logic at all?
I'm hesitant to jump on the bandwagon after reading the reviews, so I'll give it a neutral rating.
This book is poorly written; the sentences are verbose and the chapters are repetitive.
It was okay at first, but it got worse later.
Messy