The Young King of Medicine
少年药王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
1.3kChapters
1.8MPopularity
1kReaders
13kMust-read votes
9.2Score
15.7kRatings
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Although ambulance charges are very expensive, I think there is nothing wrong with ambulance charges! Anything without profit will definitely not be able to operate. Just from saving lives and healing the wounded, the money collected far exceeds the meaning it should have!
It is a very good novel about inheritance. It tells the story of the protagonist who fights all the way to get the inheritance, continues to practice, grows step by step, creates his own power, and practices with his family and friends. The protagonist keeps clearing away the layers of clouds and explores the mystery of his identity, but in the end the ending is hastily concluded.
Cao Mu Ru Dao is still unique, with feelings of family and country. The ending was a little rushed, but overall it was pretty good.
It's well written, but the ending is too short.
The cultivation in the front is stagnant, but the back is improving like a rocket. The quality of online articles is almost the same, alas! In the early stage, the innate nature is like a bright moon, but in the later stage, the innate nature is like a dregs. It's hard to give a compliment, just pass the time and make do with it. The plot behind it is very confusing, and I have to pretend to be 13 and establish a noble personality. I am tired even if he is not tired. It's long-winded and full of fluff, and it's basically just jumping around.
Most of the first part feels good. The character establishment and the training system using plants and trees to enter the Tao are a bit new. The story chain is clear and the pits are filled in an orderly manner. In the last two or three hundred chapters, it started to change from flying in a plane to flying in a rocket, and finally turned into a time shuttle! The improvement of cultivation level is so fast! What's even more funny is that he repeatedly emphasizes that the further you go, the more difficult and slower it will be to improve your cultivation. If it wasn't difficult, how many times faster than the speed of light would it be? The characters in the back have no beginning and no end, and many things are not explained. It ends in an anticlimax and ends just for the sake of ending. What a pity!
Actually, I thought it was pretty good at the beginning, it was funny and humorous, but then it didn't feel so good after I turned into a stallion. When I posted a comment, I saw chapter 450 and planned to abandon the article. Sorry!
Dog licking article!
Not bad! !
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