The City's Unrivaled Divine Doctor

The author has profound writing skills and a concise and sophisticated writing style. It is rare to be able to describe everyday plots in an extraordinary way. The novel has a strong sense of immersion and is not verbose. It ranks among the top 180 novels I have read. Judging from the plot development, the story should be quite long. Here, I hope that the author will not be influenced by the urge to update, but should proceed steadily. Secondly, he should consider starting to describe the protagonist's own skills. Thirdly, he should not develop the story into too long. It is best to control it within 1300.

It's so well written, I like it very much, it's bizarre but not outrageous, and one link after another. It's one of the few excellent works I've seen among the legendary novels about traditional Chinese medicine. I hope the author writes more good works. I'm looking forward to it. Come on, great job.

The operation was completed in 5 minutes, the anesthesia passed quickly, the patient was discharged from the hospital on the same day, and the sutures were removed the next day. The key is that I haven't paid yet. Hehe. Which planet is the author from?

Readers have something to say: First of all, I would like to thank the author for his hard work and seriousness. The titles of each chapter are also very, very well thought out, especially the first one hundred chapters. The author's literary skills are acceptable. I searched for the Zeng Guofan Bingjian mentioned in this book and found that it actually exists! I hope the author will continue to work hard. I will continue to follow this book. I wish the author everything goes well and smoothly in his life!

I feel like NC. I'm about to vomit. I give up. Everyone who can read it is a big guy. I really can't do it. I give up. I give up. Can you recommend some articles that are not so NC? I really can't find anything I can read. I'm exhausted.

Damn it, is the husband-in-law just a fool to kneel down and lick the dog? It made me hesitate to get married.

The protagonist is just a 200-year-old, and he gets nothing by licking the dog.

The miracle doctor doesn't treat patients, he just pretends to be a white-collar worker! Fairy thinking!

The title of this book is wrong. I have read 50 chapters in this book, and few of them are about treating diseases and saving people. Almost all of them are old routines from 800 years ago, such as buying a house, buying a car, having dinner parties, meeting old classmates. Anyway, no matter where the protagonist goes, he will first be ridiculed and then slapped in the face by pretending! Vulgar!

I have to say that this is the first time I have read so many medical novels with protagonists. This kind of novel dismisses Chinese medicine and praises Western medicine. Is the author a bit of a fan of foreign things?