Itinerant Doctor

In the year 2041, a miraculous instrument emerges, known to professional insiders as the Projector. It can link to a human’s thoughts, project the complex thoughts into a bizarre actual space. This space can be stable or unstable. All laws of physics are meaningless; all weird things can happen. Accordingly, a whole new type of psychologist appears. Using the altered space, they put themselves into the thought projection space, going in depth into the origins of the patient’s illness amid dangers. Accordingly…this is a cheerful adventure story.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Itinerant Doctor "Itinerant Doctor" was quite the ride! I dove in expecting Priest's signature style, and I wasn't disappointed. The novel blends action, comedy, and a touch of the psychological into a compelling story. While it has some heavy themes, it's also surprisingly funny and heartwarming. ### First Impressions I was immediately drawn in by the quirky characters, especially the main couple. Kou Tong, the seemingly carefree doctor with a hidden past, and Huang Jinchen, the former agent learning to reconnect with humanity, are a delightful pair. Their initial interactions are hilarious, and their relationship develops in a unique and refreshing way. ### What Works Well The character development is definitely a highlight. I appreciated how the author explored the complexities of each character, giving them depth and making them feel incredibly human. The plot, while a bit unconventional and more scenario-based, kept me hooked from beginning to end. I found the blend of humor and serious themes, like mental illness and past trauma, to be well-balanced and thought-provoking. The romance, though not the central focus, was a welcome addition, and I found the way the MC and ML grow to love each other genuinely touching. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall story, I do agree with some readers who felt the ending was a bit rushed. I would have loved to see a more fleshed-out conclusion and a deeper exploration of the characters' emotional states at the end. I also found some aspects of the world-building, particularly the Projector, a little confusing at times. Reading the prequel, "The Ultimate Blue Seal", might provide more context, but I still think a bit more explanation within this story would have been beneficial. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers pointed out that the side characters, Chang Dou and Fang Xiu, finally get their happy ending in the extras, which is a satisfying conclusion for those who followed their story in "Blue Seal". There is also a tragic ending for some characters. ### Final Verdict Overall, I highly recommend "Itinerant Doctor" if you're looking for a unique and engaging danmei novel with well-developed characters, a thought-provoking plot, and a good dose of humor. While the ending could have been more detailed, the journey is definitely worth it. I'm giving it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.