The City's Little Miracle Doctor with X-Ray Vision

As of Chapter 1151, from entering the Hidden Gate in modern society to entering the Five Cities, the offensive methods used by the male protagonist can only be used as offensive weapons. There are no specialized ones. Pure offensive martial arts or defense are not well written.

It's a weak, slow, and verbose writing journal for the third grade of elementary school. It has more than 1,000 chapters and is still as powerful as it is written at that level. In the end, there are really no words to describe how powerful it is. After getting a copper coin inheritance, it seems that he knows everything but can't use anything. He can't write down the martial arts and martial arts. When fighting, he just pinches his neck with his bare hands, which is really hard on the eyes.

As soon as I saw that even the young woman was not spared, I didn't want to watch it anymore.

The plot is disjointed and confusing. . . . . .

When I got to the hidden gate, I was piecing everything together and meddling in my own business.

It's a mediocre novel, like a homely chat, without a sense of depth, and the structure isn't big enough. There aren't many faults, and there aren't many things to like about it.

Taking myself too seriously