Urban Taoist Doctor

The writing up to Chapter 169 was okay, and the description of human nature was very good. If it were written in this style, I would give it a five-star review. Although the title of the book is Holy Medicine, it is written like a business war, but it does not affect the senses. It is a bit refreshing to read. After Chapter 170, I discovered that the author is a novice in life. Apart from imagining some novels, his experience of life is indiscriminate. A building with dozens of floors can be demolished and rebuilt in ten or twenty days. He doesn't even have this kind of common sense. Apart from being able to write books, he probably has no ability to live. For book lovers who joined later, please remember to skip Chapter 169 so as not to affect your reading experience. I have read more than 200 chapters now, and I can ignore the minor issues, but An Qi is a bit of a failure. A girl who has low self-esteem and is as timid as a mouse all day long is really not suitable to be a heroine.

Quick, quick, quick, quick, quick, quick, update, update, I finished reading it in two days.

Very nice and worth recommending

Very nice, but updates are too slow

The logic is childish and funny, and there is no social awareness at all.

Is it about primitive society? But there are cell phones! Anyone can run into a house and steal antiques! He wrote as if he didn't care about anything, but he still said to call the police when nothing happened... His logical thinking is so messed up! ! !

Great , the ending is also wonderful!

The first hundred or dozens of chapters are okay. I can't understand what's behind at all. If an enemy thug comes, he'll be picked up every second. Any level of thug will be picked up in seconds. In this case, it's better to just follow the clues and hit the door to find them one by one.

There are few typos and the writing is very fluent. You can take a look at it.

This book is well written and worth reading.