After a Hundred Days of Sign-Ins, I Became a Master Physician

I just couldn't stand it after reading the first few dozen chapters. I felt that the male protagonist was very powerful all at once, and then the plot and other things were awesome anyway. He knew so many things, some of which he had never learned and no one doubted them. I felt that the other people were like fools. I didn't know if the rest of it would be good or not.

It feels a bit like other similar novels. The plot at the beginning is similar, but this book is so poorly written. In the first few chapters, Pig's Foot didn't show much ability. How could it be possible to let Pig's Foot perform an operation? Pig's Foot was still an intern, and so many people in the whole hospital were unsure of the operation. Do you dare to let an intern with pig's feet come on? It's a bit nonsense, and as mentioned before, their hospital is among the top in the province, but why can't it compare to the Provincial First Hospital, which is among the top three in the province. Anyway, it's a really bad novel. I couldn't read the first few chapters.

I can't stand it anymore after seeing Chapter 32. The overall feeling is that Yang Ying's performance can only open her mouth in surprise when she stares.

The plot is bland, stilted and saintly, and makes no excuses!

The male protagonist is too silly

Too many typos

I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. What the hell was written? It's not pleasant at all.

It was good at the beginning, but after more than a hundred chapters, it deviated from the theme and became more and more ugly. If you don't know how to write later, don't write it...

A solid negative review, I barely made it to chapter 16

The author writes Chinese medicine so rubbish