The All-Around Divine Doctor of the City

I finished reading it in one go, and all the holes were filled in. It's not the kind of sand sculpture that digs holes but doesn't fill them. The plot is reasonable. It doesn't start out as arrogant and domineering and kill all the invincibles in the world. The protagonist is smart, and the description of relatives and money-worshiping girls is a bit brainless. But it's a cool story. It's cool and it's over. It's a pity that there aren't enough supporters, otherwise it would still be possible to write it down.

I read a book some time ago, except for the protagonist's name, but the plot is the same.

It's too long-winded and repetitive, which doesn't look good! Bad review!

Everything is so coincidental that it seems like a fool's errand. People say that the protagonist has no house, and someone happens to give him a house. They say that he does not have a car, and someone gives him a car. They say that he has no job, and someone sends a letter of appointment. When he questions his medical skills, someone falls ill and he cures him. I guess these are the author's usual daydreams.

Overall, the novel is good, but it ends in an anticlimax, so I won't read it.

Don't kill these Ninja Turtles decisively.