Famous Poison Doctor

I like reading novels very much. I read novels all the time at home and often stay up late. As a result, my face is almost covered with wrinkles. My husband's unintentional alienation and the disgust on the faces of some friends hurt my heart. One day I even saw my husband talking and laughing with a beautiful woman. From then on, I Then I realized that men are members of the Appearance Association. I made up my mind to change myself at that time. After several months of hard work, I finally succeeded. The old spots have disappeared, and my husband has never chatted with other women. Last night, when I was reading a novel, he secretly filled a basin of water for me to wash my feet. . .

I would like to ask if there is a male protagonist in this novel?

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I finished watching it, a total of 40 hours and 3 minutes. It was very interesting, but I think the only thing I didn't like is that I want Qingluo and Seunghyun to go back to ancient times. So many of my friends are in ancient times It's such a pity

I saw 39 and I haven't seen the male protagonist yet. Is this a novel without a male protagonist?

Why do all men fall in love with her? Narcissism taken too far. It's a bit annoying to watch. It's enough to have two love triangles. She has to be loved by everyone and every man loves her.

I've read two hundred chapters! I don't even know who the hero is! What's going on?

There is a bit of mismatch between the front and back. At first she was still Concubine Zhong, but later she became Concubine Yao. Could it be that I remembered it wrong...

The male protagonist is so difficult to guess. It's really only halfway through the novel that the male protagonist reveals his true face... And the female protagonist in the early stage was a bit cowardly. She was restrained in various ways and suffered all kinds of humiliation and forbearance. Hey, she clearly boasts of being a master of medicine and poisoning, but she has no place to show it or someone more powerful is eyeing her. It's so miserable for a woman [emo t=default,18/] Later, the background of the heroine became more and more difficult. The heroine used her power unscrupulously to suppress others, and finally turned into a serf and started singing. It was so cool. The heroine was finally able to devote more energy to improving herself. It felt great not to be controlled by others. This is the feeling of a refreshing novel. Overall, the novel is relatively light-hearted and far from engrossing, but it is still a good way to pass the time.

The book is a bit expensive, and the male protagonist appears too infrequently. The female protagonist is always the one doing the fighting.