Chapter 2327: November's final monthly ticket request, and also about Dahungya

November's final monthly ticket request, and also about Dahungya.

It's the last day of November, this month's final single chapter.

Let's chat casually first.

As this chapter says, readers complain in this chapter about Section Chief Mao's various ailments, suggesting to bring out Dahungya. Here, here it is.

Dahungya's original setting was a line connecting the martial world.

To be honest, I know little of the various petty tricks of the martial world; most are hearsay, and many aren't used in the book.

Only things related to the theme will do.

Moreover, this character runs through from start to finish, maybe a villain? I'm always afraid that bringing him out too many times will ruin Dahungya.

Once again, it was a narrow escape; Dahungya went back, and next time's diagnosis will be much heavier than this time—I'll work out the specific plot later.

It's within reason yet unexpected; the difficulty remains. But I subconsciously think this person is dirty, so both times involved digging for worms.

Next time, definitely not worms!

By the way, on December 10th, Xiao Yi Ren's birthday—should we make Dahungya's ending into three options for the readers to choose?

I'll go with what everyone says; if you're interested, leave a comment after this sentence.

Also, why must we hold our noses while treating Dahungya's illness?

Zheng Lao Ban is also helpless; doctors see a lot of this—you can't just look if you want to, and you can't avoid looking if you don't want to. In the martial world, one has no control; right and wrong, yes and wrong, have nothing to do with doctors.

A doctor's only enemy is disease.

Today, chapter 2245 was half swallowed by Point Mother; likely visible on phones, but temporarily invisible on computers and for those with auto‑subscribe.

It's been a while since this happened; I'll explain—it should be out in about an hour.

Also, at year‑end the website has a Glory Celebration event; the year‑end warm‑up activity is undergoing provincial PK; I represent Black Dragon River in the competition, please support Black Dragon River's original development and give me likes. (This sentence is said by my exclusive Koi; each time the Koi is forwarded, good things happen.)

Finally, a 90‑degree bow, please vote.

Please give a heart, please vote for monthly ticket!

Please give a heart, please vote for monthly ticket!!

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