The Crazy Son-in-Law, Divine Doctor

I was originally following a book about the third young master of the Tang family, but I accidentally came across this book. I have been following it until now. I feel that it is well written, and the good and evil intentions of the characters are written in an exaggerated way, with strong contrast! Let readers understand that kindness and love are the right path!

A lot of nonsense, the plot is messy, just to make up for the space.

The plot is exciting, coherent and coherent, with a balanced distribution of highs and lows, and smooth sentences, leaving room for the reader's imagination, and is easy to understand. This is a rare good piece of writing.

Why don't the heroines in Shuangwen have any brains? I jumped to see more than 20 people. Who is so awesome that he can rent a group of people with real identities to pretend to be bad? . . . Really, cool articles can be nonsensical, but at least they should be more logical. Personal information, if you don't like it, don't comment.

Too much nonsense.

You have a genius doctor and a crazy son-in-law. How fucking frustrating.

This book is beautiful! Why aren't you updating now?

I wonder where your score of 8.3 Came from.

Update soon, come on, come on, fight

It's an anticlimax, but for the sake of compilation, the following chapters, except for one sentence from the protagonist, are all the author's nonsense and bullshit. It's rubbish. Don't read it. Goodbye.