The Peerless Famous Doctor

Come on

Nice

It's pretty cool, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

What is this written about, a coward, a weakling, a heartless male pig's feet

I have almost finished reading this book, and the summary so far is that the male protagonist is a coward and has no courage in dealing with his family. Secondly, a whole book was written about just one Song family, which was too boring. Finally, I want to complain about the male protagonist's inaction. It is good to be loyal to his wife, but around Chapter 400, after he took the eldest daughter of the Zhou family in the cold storage, he was irresponsible. I really don't understand it. (The male protagonist's mother-in-law is a Voldemort, and does a series of things that should not happen in modern society. Some of the life plots convey a lack of positive energy, and convey ideas that are too feudal and make people's blood pressure soar.)

It's not good-looking. The protagonist is written in such a merciless way.

The first half of the book was really well written by the author, but there were a lot of typos in the middle, and I lost the desire to read the rest. The ending was not even a little bit worse than other novels I have read, and it could not be ranked in any of the three categories.

I don't have any special hobbies. I can't see it.

He doesn't have any special quirks, but the male protagonist looks like a licking dog with a broken spine.

It's very frustrating to watch, the protagonist is the ultimate dog licker