The Divine-Eyed Ancient Immortal Healer

Dr. Bai also likes to collect old goods.

Perhaps due to my reading habits, I like to read the slightly humorous and "driving" writing style from time to time. The writing style of this book is relatively straightforward, but the text feels flat and the content is empty. In short, it lacks the appeal that makes you want to watch it further. In addition, it didn't feel like it had much to do with medical skills, as if I was reading a martial arts novel from the 1980s. After reading 4/5 of it, it was classified as a "tasteless article" and lackluster. Give up reading for now. The above are personal perceptions and are for reference only.

This book has a name that is similar to Xiao Ling's book.

Not a bad start! Comment after reading

What the hell, this is over

Mrs. Wang's... Too much nonsense, I don't want to read it.

Alas, it's an old work. The plot is okay, but the shadow of the famous tree has been forgotten. Confucianism and peasantry are both schools of thought. How could it be so superficial? Don't impose your superficiality on the book, it will mislead readers.

Why doesn't it look like a supporting character following the protagonist? How does it look like the protagonist follows various supporting characters to deal with various things when they encounter them?

I can't stand it anymore, there are so many typos

Such a powerful protagonist is written, he won't assassinate for revenge, his training is in vain, it's nonsense.