The Ultimate Doctor

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Foreword: First of all, I want to say that while a good work is strongly connected to its plot and character descriptions, we often overlook the small details. For example, some authors are lazy and don't bother with chapter titles, always using very common and generic titles like "Chapter One." Every time I see this, I sigh. Seeing so many chapters like "Chapter 320"... It's really intimidating, so I've given up on many stories. Actually, chapter titles are very important, just like the title you choose for your essay in the college entrance exam. Each teacher only has about 5 minutes to grade a paper, so besides the beginning and end, they look at how attractive the title is. Only if the title is attractive will they want to read further. And in the male-oriented genre, books are almost always over a million words long, so chapter titles are paramount. When readers are looking for something to read, they will definitely read a few chapters first, and only if they find something interesting will they continue reading from the beginning. So, how they choose which chapters to read depends on the author's chapter titles. What I like most about this book by the author is that the chapter titles are very distinctive, especially the first chapter, "Don't Laugh at Me, I'll Make You Bleed." The book was so captivating that I couldn't help but start reading it. Highlight 1: If a kiss seals the deal, what about a second kiss? The second chapter of this novel by the young master features a very melodramatic yet captivating highlight, making someone think that Sun Linlin and Zhong Hou will inevitably develop a romantic relationship even if they don't have one in the future. Linlin's first kiss was taken by Zhong Hou when she was a child. When Zhong Hou saw Linlin again after growing up, he accidentally took her second kiss. With Linlin holding a grudge against him, one can imagine how difficult Zhong Hou's life would be later. But we all say a kiss seals the deal, so what about another kiss? Another kiss, and then you're engaged! Highlight Two: Undeniably clever! The title of this book, "The Ultimate Divine Healer," clearly indicates its medical focus, so I must say, you're truly brilliant. I remember back in school, our teachers loved using examples from novels and TV dramas to point out what was wrong. This was because whenever a novel or TV series touched on medicine, and the author, not a medical professional, pretended to be knowledgeable, there were countless plot holes. This made us medical students incredibly frustrated. However, while your book is about a divine healer, it actually mentions very little medical knowledge, and much of it is purely fictional. It's entertaining without being offensive, and it won't mislead readers, preventing patients from constantly copying prescriptions from novels—that's the most frustrating thing ever. Highlight 3: Although honest and simple people are not lecherous and therefore not lucky in love? Zhong Hou, the male protagonist's name, is quite meaningful. Just hearing it suggests a kind and honest person, and indeed he is. Zhong Hou comes from the countryside, has mastered medical skills, and is not arrogant, understanding that humility is the most elegant form of showing off. He is not a coward, but coincidentally, most of the female protagonists with this "young master" setting have a bit of a shrewish, demonic quality to them. However, the honest and kind-hearted Zhonghou is still a man, and a man who isn't lustful isn't a good man. Women don't love men who aren't a little bad, so even though Zhonghou reminds himself a lot about what he should and shouldn't see, what he should and shouldn't think, he can never control his feelings and his little brother. But he never crosses the line. Perhaps it is because of this that he attracts so many capable and beautiful women. Some are willing to work hard to become gentle women for him, some are willing to become strong women for him, and some are willing to help him at all costs. It can truly be said that fools have foolish luck, and simpletons have beautiful luck. Highlight 4: Relationships should have setbacks~ Many male-oriented novels feature tall, strong, and powerful male protagonists... Basically, every woman who sees him has to fall for him, and if she doesn't, he'll snatch her away. But in this book, Zhong Hou actually suffers quite a bit because of his stepfather, the young master. I initially thought that after reading the earlier chapters, his relationship with Lin Lin would naturally progress, but then this unexpected obstacle appeared. However, seeing Zhong Hou's foolishness in love was quite satisfying. Fortunately, the young master didn't let Lin Lin miss out on him, otherwise I would have cursed him. Postscript: Because I can't read VIP novels, I've missed a lot of exciting parts. So please don't attack me if any of the inferred endings above differ from the original text. —Someone who secretly hid away# November 1, 2011

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Hehehe... It's all the same old trick.

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This ending is so unconventional!

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Is there still traffic congestion every day?

Traffic jams are severe every day

Traffic jams are always there, damn it!