The Peerless Saintly Healer

The author of this book writes very well, step by step, interlocking, and the plot is full of ups and downs. You can't bear to put it down after reading it! Looking forward to updating soon!

What kind of chicken novel is meant to bring down the wits? Let's not mention that the whole genre is just a joke. The villains (one or two are worth billions and are high-ranking officials) must be written to look like zzs. How could someone so capable be so stupid? Does the plot require various misunderstandings to develop??? The first meeting with feudalism makes people believe it easily, but the subsequent invitation to a banquet must make people misunderstand and disbelieve it. For the protagonist's baby lover to be so insulting, even a normal person can't stand it, and nothing can happen. It makes me laugh to death. The protagonist is always a weakling with masochistic tendencies. If I didn't write it this way, I wouldn't be able to continue writing it, which made me laugh. 🤢

Not bad 👍

It looks good, but it loses its taste a little bit every day.

For example, in Chapter 118, it was written about being framed by others at a party. Who put some personal items that were not needed in the company car without knowing that they were going to the party? Moreover, it is a coincidence and it is the same as a thrown item. If there is such a coincidence, I personally feel that it does not make sense that even if you want to introduce it, you should not introduce it in this way. I feel that the author did not consider this point in writing.

It's okay, but the people around the protagonist always like to kneel down and beg for mercy from the enemy, and the protagonist always likes to watch the people around him being bullied before taking action, just like a dead fish, I don't know what his hobby is🙄

The plot is vivid and exciting

What Yanran? This person named Yanran suddenly appeared. I don't know what happened. You were okay the first time, but your person named Yanran also appeared in two people. If you like to be called Yanran so much, why don't you call the heroine Yanran, Baichi!!!!!!!

I want to complain about the following points: 1. The protagonist was plotted dozens of times by his fiancée just after he came down from the mountain. He even attacked the people around him and even killed the heroine. What do you think about letting him go? 2. Why does the protagonist, with his character, not go to the South China Sea to become a Bodhisattva, but is plotted to kill him, yet because of a few words, he still lets others go? What is this mentality? 3. And why every time the protagonist wants to fight, there is always a group of flies buzzing around, and the protagonist only takes action when the protagonist is almost beaten to death. If no one is beaten to death, you will not take action, right? You still have to ask the people around you to kneel down and beg others to let your protagonist go. It's really unbearable for the protagonist to still be there trying to reason with others. I've seen Chapter 462 so far, and this is how I feel

After reading this novel, I have to read it every night, the plot is so exciting