The City's Peerless Immortal Doctor

I read this novel almost ten years ago, and I remember it deeply. I couldn't find it later, and I found it recently. It was about the city in the early stages, and I remember correctly that after a few hundred chapters it was about cultivating immortals. The world view is very big, and there are many realms. It's worth reading. (Harem novel, if you don't like it, you don't have to read it) (This is the first novel I read, and I still like it. I couldn't find it after reading more than 4,000 chapters before, but I must finish it now)

No wonder not many people read it, since the writing is not very good.

Child's play

By hiding his identity mysteriously, setting his abilities without any knowledge of the subject, and showing only superficial cynicism, an exaggerated, greasy and hypocritical model drama protagonist emerges from the page. Although I ride a shabby bicycle, wear street clothes, and make mud balls to treat people's illnesses, I don't owe anyone an explanation. It's your problem to misunderstand that I'm incompetent. You can pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, but the prerequisite is that you pretend to be a pig and not mentally ill. Just take the part about treating Grandpa Ye Yiqing. Even a third-rate writer would write: neither humble nor arrogant, using Qi to resist needles, slapping everyone in the face, making Mr. Ye angry and punishing everyone. This writer wrote: Make clay balls, offend everyone, walk away, fight, to be continued In order to create the image of the White Lotus protagonist as a deviant master, the writer just came up with a treatment method of making clay balls. He used too much force. So is it called prejudice for everyone in the Ye family to think that the protagonist cannot be cured? Readers can sympathize with the villain the writer wants to slap in the face. Think about how outrageous the writer's setting for the protagonist is. So if you don't have diamonds, don't take up the porcelain job. If you don't have enough experience and professional knowledge, what you write is like the final fantasy of a junior high school student with low self-esteem about the life of a superior.

The ending is too hasty

Not bad. It's the first time I've read a novel with so many chapters.

I have read this book since I was a teenager and then stopped reading it for a long time. I am already 23 this year and I finished reading it. It was quite emotional.

Can that big guy give me a summary of all the realms of this novel?

After reading it, the world view is indeed quite big, but it's a pity that the ending is too hasty.

After reading more than 300 chapters, I stopped reading for fear of affecting my IQ!