
Metropolis: I Became a Top-Notch Medical Saint
都市:我成了绝品医圣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Stats
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
1.4kChapters
48kPopularity
1kReaders
241Must-read votes
8.4Score
92Ratings
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
Readers also read
Undefeated God of War
Scientists in the Entertainment Industry
After Five Thousand Years of Cultivating Immortality, the Great-Granddaughter's Live Broadcast Detonated China!
The Return of the Urban God of War
Country Boy
God of War
I Have an Acre of Fairyland
Son-In-Law with Heavenly Eyes
My Contracted Beauty President
Medical God of War
Li Erzhu's Happy Life
Dragon Prison
The Female Ceo's Close Agent
The Perfect Life of Rebirth
After Scoring 750 Points in the Test, the Identity of the Richest Man Is Exposed
Rebirth 74, My Wife Is a Beautiful Female Educated Youth
Financial Freedom Starts with the Daily Intelligence System!
Dragon Controls the World
Xiaoyao Big Grower
Just After the Police Signal Was Restarted, You Caught a Class a Wanted Criminal and Reported It?
Reader comments 1
Google Translate



After watching it for several days, I can only say that the front is fine, but the back is really unbearable. I have watched more than 50% of the movie, and the male protagonist finally improved his strength (foundation building). Before that, his strength was no different from when I first watched it. He was just bullying mortals. There are people everywhere who are in the golden elixir stage of virtual elixirs. When faced with them, they are tortured like grandsons. They are caught in the village and there is nothing they can do. They are ridiculously bad and can only pretend in front of their own women. They have no strength. After finally leaving the village, a little demon almost kills the male protagonist in an instant. He is still invincible, and his bloodline is so strong. There are many people at the same age who are stronger than him and have higher cultivation than him. I really can't bear to be treated like a dog.