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This is my opinion  if you dont agree just read the Novel.Ive Read 40 chapters so far.In my opinion its not that gd of a story to invest uf time in and definetly not Worth Paying for. the chapters are short abd the story develops slowly. As of the 40 chapters we barely know anything about mc goal apart from there some powerful person or family or organisation that killed his family and he wants revenge. Charcter development kinda sucks if im honest the mc seems shallow abd theres not much too him. Based on those two points i decided to drop it, if it was free It could be seen as a book to get by but i cant see why id invest coins into the book.This is only be opinion, so if you dont like It then read it but i wouldnt recommend.

I have the read the entire raws for this book. If I understood it right, it is completed. The confusion exists because the ending was rushed. I think its mostly because of the fact that the author is a doctor and has no time to continue as they wanted due to the ongoing pandemic. I think the term open ending is applicable here. Now as for the story itself, it was actually good. Though somewhat bland at times, it did give you a lot of insight into the medical field. I never knew about some of the diseases mentioned in the book. Some cases were very bizarre. Now this is where the real spoiler starts. So don't read further if you don't want to ruin your experience. The protagonist is a man with a system that gains power with the hero's progress. The system itself is manifested as a fox statue that gains "life"with the accumulation of experience. The hero doesn't get everything handed over to him. Sure he has shortcuts but he has to put in work to get what he wants. He is accompanied by a genius doctor who could have been the hero of a normal novel.He has a poisonous mouth and plak  irritates me at times. Also I feel that there is too much talk about his good looks. And most of the nurses and female doctors especially younger people were too starstruck to be completely professional. The exception being the heroine who is an  'instrument' nurse who is completely professional and insanely skilled. In fact all of the protagonist's medical team is exceptionally skilled. Although it gave a more realistic outlook on real life, it falls short on being real enough. Amazingly enough none of the hero's patients died. He has a 100% record and is always the one saving the day. The author themselves say this is not realistic but she wanted to portray a happy world where the hero doesnt have to deal with dark emotions. But they make it up by a single case of a child with cancer. I feel all the hero's emotional development came from this case. Otherwise he would have been a surgery maniac with no life. Of course he had a  girlfriend who is too understanding at times about his emotional blandness and falls in love with him because of his skills.His attempts to cure the child is what makes him a likeable hero at the end. Now some of the ridiculous things in the story is the existence of cultivators ,witches and vampires. That came out of the blue for me. What I thought was porphyria turned out  to be vampirism and shoddy mysticism actually became real. Both the factions place much importance on the hero because of his extraordinary medical skills and always wants to please him by the end  so he could solve their issues. He even helped someone to ascend. But  because of the abrupt ending, we don't see resolution for the vampirism or the cancer. Just a hopeful ending that in the future the hero will be able to solve it. In short there are many things I like and dislike about this novel. But it was a good read.

                                                                                                   A must read.                              

Title: Heavenly Lord Asura(修罗天尊)Status: Completed(2296 chapters) Summary(perhaps spoiler):Classic cultivation story where the MC is 'destined to be unordinary'. The setting this time seems to be related to his missing parents. There also seems to be some prophetic abilities involved. The writing quality is not bad and you'll probably like the story if your a fan of standard cultivation stories.

Great read so farKeep it up author and release more chapters

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