Super School Doctor
Yang Laosan
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Male-Oriented Fiction Urban Fiction 中医Urban FantasyUnderdog RiseHidden LineageLife-Saving ArtFast-Paced FictionSummary
Xiong Yu, a Chinese medicine practitioner with exceptional skills, returns to Shangcheng City and, following his grandfather's dying wish, prepares to marry the young vice principal Qiu Hongxin. He settles into the school hospital of Shangcheng University. At first the Chinese medicine department has few visitors, but his life-saving acupuncture and miraculous medical skills quickly make it famous. He saves campus beauties, treats strange illnesses, gets entangled in a campus murder case, and faces a stream of beauties and romantic complications—fake boyfriends, family-arranged marriages, and wealthy rivals come one after another. As eerie forces hidden in the city's underworld surface, a mystery of a grand feast of gods and ghosts unfolds around the Tang Sect, the Tower of Ten Thousand Coffins, and Sun-Moon Island. Xiong Yu uses medicine as his blade to break the situation and finally uncovers the mystery of his own origins.Editor's review
This is a typical old-school urban miracle-doctor power fantasy: the protagonist has peerless medical skills and endless romantic attention. The early campus clinic, beauty-saving, and face-slapping sections move briskly; the middle and later parts shift into wealthy-family feuds and Tang Sect mysteries, steadily expanding the scope. It suits veteran readers who like multiple female leads, show-off face-slapping, and escalating suspense. Weaknesses: female characters are noticeably instrumentalized, the romance line is somewhat formulaic, later settings inflate quickly, and logical rigor is average.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who like urban miracle-doctor and superpower genres
- Readers who prefer playing the pig to catch the tiger and face-slapping power fantasies
- Readers who can accept a multiple-female-lead harem setup
- Readers interested in a mix of campus and urban power struggles
Not a good fit for
- Readers who dislike harem and multiple-female-lead formulas
- Readers seeking rigorous realistic logic and a realistic style
- Readers who dislike the pacing of long web novels
Reading tips
- Skim the first thirty chapters to get a feel for the main rhythm of the school doctor establishing authority and saving beauties with face-slapping.
- When wealthy-family intrigue and Tang Sect clues unfold in the middle and later parts, sort out the relationships among factions to avoid confusion.
- If the romance formula bothers you, focus on the medical problem-solving and mystery-revealing sections and skim.
FAQ
Does this book have one female lead or multiple?
It has multiple female leads; several women surround the protagonist, and the romance line is rather complicated.Is the novel completed?
Yes, it is completed at about 1,184 chapters, ending after the grand feast of gods and ghosts on Sun-Moon Island.Do I need to start from the beginning?
It is recommended to start from the beginning; the protagonist's origins and the Tang Sect clues run through the whole book.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Yang Laosan AuthorYang Laosan (English name: Yang Laosan) is an author active in the field of Chinese online literature. His nationality, dates of birth and death, and other personal details are not clearly established in publicly available sources, so verifiable public information about him is limited. The library currently holds ten of his works, including Kuang Yi Tian Xia (Crazy Doctor Under Heaven), Super Security Guard, Super Ring, Super School Doctor, Top-Rated Female Boss, My Hot Beautiful CEO, and Top Beast Master. Judging from these works, Yang Laosan's writing is mainly concentrated in male-oriented fiction and urban fiction; common categories also include premium fiction, quality web fiction, and social fiction. His themes often center on protagonists with special skills and carry a distinct flavor of urban wish-fulfillment and light entertainment. His titles frequently use prefixes such as "super" and "top-rated," and his style is direct and accessible with a brisk pace, suited to online readers seeking casual entertainment. His representative works largely reflect this thematic orientation.