
The City's Best Mad Doctor
都市绝品狂医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 725k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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There are too many storylines and many unfilled holes.
It's okay. I really can't find any books to read.
It's ugly, frustrating, and the heroine is so awesome. I only see endless frustration
It's too ridiculous to see the back! It gets worse and worse later on [anxiety]
It's a very good book, but a friendly reminder that you must read it patiently, otherwise this book will really be criticized in various ways. The author of this book pays more attention to cause and effect. There are causes and effects for the characters in the book, no matter why the hero and heroine suffered various hardships, why the people around them, even so-called relatives, treated them like this, and why the hero and heroine were treated sincerely by many people and gained happiness. You must read the whole book patiently. In terms of the plot, the heroine has experienced the cause and effect of three lives. The cause in the first life caused the suffering in the second life and the difficulties in the third life. The cause in the first life is also related to the heroine accidentally traveling through time and space. The whole book generally says that the heroine is too soft-hearted, giving opportunities and letting go of those who hurt her again and again, which is quite unpleasant. However, some of these people are not bad in themselves, they are just too obsessed. For example, Jiangyun, who hurt the heroine the most, also saved the heroine many times, and later devoted himself to protecting the heroine. There is also Jin Yanxi, who always wanted to kill the heroine, and later indirectly saved the hero and became the heroine's adoptive brother. The heroine is also particularly lacking in love, so whenever she encounters her "relatives", no matter how they hurt her, she doesn't kill them directly. Instead, she looks for reasons and gets to the bottom of why she is treated like this. This is how the story unfolds. In addition, the heroine is also decisive in dealing with bad guys, except for "relatives" and "friends" who were kind to her at the beginning.
It's worth watching, but I think the heroine is too pretentious.
It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, the writing is not bad, the concept is clever and there are a lot of foreshadowings. But too much foreshadowing can sometimes be a bad thing. The information gap between the reader and the protagonist is too big, which makes the early stage seem confusing and everyone's behavior is confusing and illogical. The feeling of frantically unraveling the foreshadowing in the second half is quite satisfying, provided that you insist on watching the second half ( There are a lot of continents to travel through, and it's not that fast travel is better than fast travel. However, the relationship between the past and present life is handled very well, and there are no emotional entanglements. This is worthy of praise. I really didn't expect to be able to travel across a continent in the last 20 chapters, and it uses a clichéd but eye-catching closed-loop paradox plot structure. It is not blunt and connects most of the main lines. It has a good look and feel. In addition, I may have felt a little tired after traveling through time again in the last 20 chapters, so the content later felt a bit boring and not as fun as the early days of running around in the capital in an unpretentious way. However, this is a matter of personal opinion. Different people have different opinions. It may also be that I read it in a hurry and exhausted myself. Overall, this book has its flaws and is a good read!
Let me take a look, I haven't started yet Everything is impermanent. All dharmas have no self. Silent nirvana.
You have been in a brothel and you should know how to seduce His Highness Sixth Prince. Oh my god, is this what a mother should say to her daughter? Is the heroine weak or strong? His medical skills and poisoning skills are unparalleled, so why did he continue to be abused after returning home? His Highness the Sixth Prince also has no IQ. Why didn't he support the heroine openly and openly when he knew that she had been abused? What's the use of being angry? Really boring
I seriously suspect that the author is a little twisted, why the heroine's relatives don't have any good people, but they can praise their adopted daughter to the sky.