The Divine Doctor in the City

Not bad, very nice.

After reading dozens of chapters, it is really a novel version of Urban Cultivation. The beginning is also very good and not a brainless chapter. The character descriptions are also very detailed and not everyone is targeted at the protagonist. It is also very consistent with the lives of people at the bottom of life. Unlike some things, rich people are all fools. The classmates are all targeting the protagonist. Just one who plays well.

Nice

Nice

The author's proficiency in Chinese is too poor, and he has a lot of typos. He is so pretentious that he can change whatever surname he wants. I can't write the basic words correctly, and there are several mistakes in every small chapter. It is the novel with the most typos in history. There is also the character setting. The male protagonist is a person who cultivates immortality. The author describes it a bit erotically. He does not shy away from the embrace of the two girls he shares a flat with. He rubs his arm and thinks the welfare is very good. He even gets nosebleeds when he is not calm. There are no principles in life, and the two women who live in a flat share their food and take advantage of each other without hesitation. He is also unprincipled in treating patients, has a bad attitude, does not believe in him, and takes the initiative to treat even minor problems. Infuriating energy seems to be inexhaustible and very cheap. The two girls in the flat are shameless, extremely vain, and seduce the male protagonist like a young lady. The number of ingredients written in some prescriptions is too detailed, which is a bit misleading. Regardless of whether it is true or false, we all know that even if the patient has the same condition, the physical condition is different. Medicines are divided into three parts: poisonous. Sometimes a small dose is ineffective, but a large dose can cause side effects or even poisoning. If someone listens to this, who will be responsible if something goes wrong with the food?

What's the meaning of "Xiao Hei" from his appearance to his death? I got the heterodimensional space and needed the five elements factors, but the result is that there is no ending??? Little Black Dragon, what's in this article???? They all have a beginning and an end. In fact, they don't have any. These plots should not have happened. It would be a tragedy to have them!

The plot is well written, but there are a lot of typos.

I really don't know why this novel with so many typos and nonsense got such a high rating.

Very nice

I digress.