The City’s Strongest Divine Doctor

It's not because your writing style is bad, it's because your ideas are different. The gangster sought revenge. After defeating the gangster, he actually robbed their money and bank cards. This constitutes a crime legally, right? Doesn't the author have any legal knowledge at all? The medical accident of the big shot's son was not caused by himself. The big shot tried every means to harm you, but the protagonist actually tried every means to cure him to prove his innocence. It seems that the protagonist is not as arrogant as written in the article. Isn't this written inconsistently? There is also the so-called merit that can be obtained by curing people, whether they are good people or bad people. I don't understand this. Curing bad people is also merit. What exactly is merit? The gangsters who collect protection fees mentioned by the author are not considered bad people, so who are the bad people? He also said that those gangsters have good intentions and are all caused by life. Doesn't this mean that everyone in the world is a good person, and if he does anything to benefit himself at the expense of others, he is a bad person? After reading more than sixty chapters, the protagonist has always been hanging out with a bunch of gangsters. This creation is a bit boring.

If you write a book like this randomly, don't show it to readers.

A lot of nonsense

The rich men all wanted to kill the male protagonist but could not beat him. After beating and scolding the male protagonist, they even asked the male protagonist to help them treat their illnesses. The male protagonist also happily helped others.

Li Gou's own family members were also killed