Prehistoric: Use Medicine to Prove the Tao, I Am the Medicine Sage of Jiejiao

More casual

It's okay. It's relatively bland and pretty good-looking. It feels a bit biased. It's casual. It has no laughs, no highlights, and no outstanding points. It's relatively bland. I can only say that it's pretty good. Come on, author.

He is not a popular person, he has his own ideas. For example, the popular perception is that the three pure saints are old, middle-aged and young. This article has some changes. After all, the three age groups take precedence. Then it will no longer be the Heavenly Dao Hongjun planning the human path, but all three paths will manifest. It's a casual article, but it's pretty good. After all, prehistoric literature is very popular and each has its own merits. This book is very good. It looks very casual.

Dun Dun is good at seducing, with exciting plot, fluent sentences and wonderful writing.

I can still read it, but I keep making mistakes in writing, and the identities of the characters keep getting mixed up.

It looks okay, but I can't tell the names of the authors. Master-uncle, Zhao Gongming, Duobao became master-uncle, Bixiao, Qiongxiao became master-uncle. It's too uncomfortable to watch. There are also human races who have moved out of Yunxiao disciples when they meet Xuandu, and they look like strangers.

Author, I feel that your poems are comparable to Li Bai's. Why don't you change your career to writing poems?

Good plot

Uncles don't know the difference, there are many poisonous points

A very nice new book. The starting point is medical treatment. It has a very novel point of view. It uses medical ethics as the theme. From the correct medical ethics to the complementary medical ethics, it has the power to make plans. It is neither a Di Hua novel nor a Xiao Bai novel. The plot is quite exciting.