The Happy Life of a Taoyuan Village Doctor

It's a rare and enjoyable novel. There's nothing to tantalize your appetite. The plot is very smooth. It doesn't highlight the male protagonist's strong capital and lack of passion. Fortunately, I kept reading and it got much better. Yun Yu's passion is okay, especially the words used to describe the passion process are humorous and fun, which makes people feel happy. The bad thing is Yun Yu's afterthoughts and some of the best. The writing is a little vague and boring, and the main character's force is only average at the moment. He can beat the enemy to ashes. It's too exaggerated and false. It's not good. I've read similar novels that are several times more powerful than him and can only beat the enemy into a mist of blood. There are enough women, especially the Twelve Golden Hairpins. If the number of women can't be increased easily, the relationship will become worse and the relationship will be bad.

Support positive energy. It's good to have interest in life and goals.

It's a very interesting book. It's nice to read. I'd like to give it a good review!

The beginning of the book is no different from other medical and martial arts novels, and it is also long-winded. However, the speed is faster and the idioms are used vividly; the middle is a little interesting and then nonsense; in the later period, it is often incoherent and makes a lot of mistakes. But the good thing is that the book has a good ending and the characters are explained clearly, so it is not a bad ending or a eunuch, so this is still worthy of praise!

Lively and interesting

Well written and exciting plot! The sentences are fluent! After reading the previous chapter, I want to read the next one!

Author, why don't you write less plots about fights? I don't even want to say anything. Look at the title of the work yourself, and then look at your content. It's getting more and more biased. You should write more ordinary plots. Others are farming, but you still have to cultivate immortality, right? Wouldn't it be better to just write more emotional stories about the protagonist? I always feel that the emotional line is beautiful, but if you have to insert a cultivator, it feels like it is forced in. You can protect yourself. Why do you have to force it into the main plot and highlight the protagonist's awesomeness? Why don't you write him to become the world's richest man and control the economic lifeline? Not more awesome? Why don't you have money?

It doesn't mean that there are many female protagonists starting from the first scene. Basically, women are the main characters in every chapter. I am really speechless when I see one after another. The title of the book might as well be changed to the debauched life in Taoyuan Village

It's okay not to comment, [tilts head, laughs and cries] About 200 chapters, relaxed, decisive, online IQ, in line with the introduction, the plot is very good, especially the literary skills are very good, praise! Later, at the beginning, the names were all confused, Lin Fang? Invincible flow? Easy? Wuzhen Global? It doesn't matter anymore Is it okay to frame someone else and still have to prove it to me? Depressed

The feeling I feel when I watch it now is that it is very comfortable, not uncomfortable at all. There are no knives, no greenery, and no uncomfortable parts. It is very satisfying to watch, and the plot is interesting and not boring. The writing takes every heroine seriously, and the heroine is devoted to the hero. There is no random plot. In short, it looks very comfortable. This is the biggest feeling. It is not as depressing as others.