The City's Supreme Medical Son-in-Law

I have been following this book for more than half a year, and overall it is quite good. Compared with the flood of mindless cheating stories and home-bred son-in-law stories about frustration, this book is quite rigorous in plot logic structure. At least there are no big logical holes or very brainless plots. There are even some seemingly strange plots, such as why the male protagonist did not notice that someone from the Lu family was going to assassinate the female protagonist. Perhaps it is more like describing the male protagonist from the side. He is not a god of knowledge. He is just an ordinary person and cannot be the best or most perfect. ·As for the character design, the author's shaping of each character is quite good. The male protagonist has clear grievances and grievances. He is consistent with the female protagonist and treats his subordinates with brotherly love. He is vigorous and resolute in his actions. He will cut off the enemy quickly and not talk nonsense when it is time to kill him. The female protagonist is a classic image of gentleness and virtuousness, but she is not a virgin. She also understands the causes and consequences of what the male protagonist does, and will not be disgusted by the killing. It's just that this image is a bit too beautiful and a bit unreal, but after all, it's not the real world, so you shouldn't be too picky. The portrayal of other supporting characters is also remarkable, and the modeling of each character is also quite profound. At least after watching it for a while, I can still remember the character traits of the main supporting characters. ·The writing style tends to be concise. I don't mean that the words are very broad or profound, but at least the sentences are smooth, there are no wrong sentences, and there are very few typos (this is a plus, it is very comfortable when reading). Personally, I feel that when writing a story, even using the simplest sentences, as long as the story can be told completely, if the story itself is interesting, then there will naturally be an audience who will like it. On the contrary, even if the writing is lavish and there are problems in the story itself, it is just a glimmer of beauty. ·I think this book is about to enter the final stage (I don't know, but according to the current plot trend, the author has said almost everything that needs to be said). If the author can recycle various foreshadowings, make a good ending, and give the story a good ending, this book can be regarded as a superior book.

The writing is average and the plot is boring. The male protagonist written at the beginning is very fierce, and he relies on his strength to collect debts. Later, when I went to Chengdu and Haishi to collect debts, I had to use formal channels. People could give them as much as they wanted, which was baffling.

The content is positive, not vulgar, and the writing is very good. The author please hurry up and update.

The sentences make sense. But some chapters are repetitive.

Nice!! Hope the update will be better!!

Forget it about the protagonist, he pretends to be different in the early stage, forget about it later... The young master, the young master, was heartless before he was killed, but now for revenge, he is still heartless... The heroine?