Favored by Doctors
by Ye Zi
About This Novel
The heartless and cute little nurse VS the shy and handsome chief surgeon! Ye Zi, the author of "Love at the Sight of Doctors", is another heart-warming and healing work about doctors! Zhuang Cha would tell dirty jokes to tease Jin Zhaoyan, but only in front of Zhuang Cha would Jin Zhaoyan blush and feel hot. "The clear eyes that can be seen through at a glance only reflect her small shadow." Fortunately, the person you fell in love with at first sight actually loves you equally. A heartless but serious, lovely female nurse who is passionate about life, and a top-notch professional, aloof and rigorous but easily shy chief surgeon of cardiothoracic surgery. A warm love story that takes place in the operating room. Zhuang Cha would tell dirty jokes to tease Jin Zhaoyan, but only in front of Zhuang Cha would Jin Zhaoyan blush and feel hot. Sometimes life is beautiful just by meeting someone. Life is always difficult and lonely, but fortunately, the person you fall in love with at first sight actually loves you equally.
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Official(27)Scraped 6d ago
Feeling sorry for the heroine
The heroine's love is too humble. In the early stage, I thought there would be a sweet love, but the whole work made me feel very sorry for the heroine. I thought countless times: quit your job and start over in another place. I felt that the male protagonist was very excessive in the later stage. He was authoritarian and overbearing. He only allowed the state officials to set fires but not the common people to light lamps. It was absolutely correct. He never realized he was wrong, he just thought she was being unreasonable. I don't have any other thoughts after reading the whole novel, except that I feel sorry for the heroine. Although it ended up being HE, I would rather the BE heroine never come back after she leaves, even if she is with that Korean man.
Love is so humble, I would like to ask about the transition between breakup and proposal?
How can I put it this way? I spent money to read it. I feel that this book has lost the dignity of the heroine. I don't think love is like this. I would rather they separate than this ending. No wonder no one is watching. It's hard to explain in words.
It's so unacceptable. The male protagonist is too much for himself. The ending is so sloppy. Do you just agree? I'm confused and direct, it's better to have a cruel ending, which is still attractive. The male protagonist is so scumbag, too scumbag. The heroine is actually well written, because there will be many such examples in reality, but at the end of the breakup, the heroine thought about it and suddenly agreed to get married. It is very illogical.
The love of the heroine is too humble, or there should be an inner monologue from the hero at the end, or an explanation of the hero's mentality before and after the breakup. I think it can make the heroine worthy. But all I see is the heroine's humility of always aggrieved and asking for universal love. The hero doesn't cherish what he gets, and I feel that the hero is quite a scumbag. This kind of ending is not as good as the male and female protagonists living happily on their own.
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It's baffling to see, even if they broke up before, is there something missing in the middle that makes them suddenly propose? Did you miss something, author? It makes me confused. And the heroine's love is too humble.
Love is the core of life and love is the driving force to move forward. Please cheer for every love!
I look so sweet in the front, so cruel in the middle, and confused in the back? This kind of man, ah, I kind of don't like it. How can he be so arrogant?
It took me a few hours to read it, but it really felt like it was unfinished. I don't know why he proposed marriage after the breakup, and the heroine actually agreed. Obviously knowing that there are so many things between two people, even if they are married, they will still quarrel back and forth because of their different views. In the early stage, I think the male protagonist loves the female protagonist more, but in the later stages, the male protagonist becomes more and more indifferent. As the old saying goes, you will no longer cherish what you get. Love will become tiring in the end. At the end, it feels like the male protagonist no longer loves the female protagonist, neither explaining anything nor keeping a distance from other women. Everyone watching is tired, let alone the heroine.
Although it is a happy ending, I don't like the ending very much. The two people clearly had unresolved problems. After two months of separation, they suddenly proposed and agreed. It was a bit hasty. Apart from this, I still liked the whole book. I just felt sorry for the heroine who kept following the footsteps of the hero. Sometimes the hero is very straight and completely ignores the feelings of the heroine.
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Official(27)Scraped 6d ago
Feeling sorry for the heroine
The heroine's love is too humble. In the early stage, I thought there would be a sweet love, but the whole work made me feel very sorry for the heroine. I thought countless times: quit your job and start over in another place. I felt that the male protagonist was very excessive in the later stage. He was authoritarian and overbearing. He only allowed the state officials to set fires but not the common people to light lamps. It was absolutely correct. He never realized he was wrong, he just thought she was being unreasonable. I don't have any other thoughts after reading the whole novel, except that I feel sorry for the heroine. Although it ended up being HE, I would rather the BE heroine never come back after she leaves, even if she is with that Korean man.
Love is so humble, I would like to ask about the transition between breakup and proposal?
How can I put it this way? I spent money to read it. I feel that this book has lost the dignity of the heroine. I don't think love is like this. I would rather they separate than this ending. No wonder no one is watching. It's hard to explain in words.
It's so unacceptable. The male protagonist is too much for himself. The ending is so sloppy. Do you just agree? I'm confused and direct, it's better to have a cruel ending, which is still attractive. The male protagonist is so scumbag, too scumbag. The heroine is actually well written, because there will be many such examples in reality, but at the end of the breakup, the heroine thought about it and suddenly agreed to get married. It is very illogical.
The love of the heroine is too humble, or there should be an inner monologue from the hero at the end, or an explanation of the hero's mentality before and after the breakup. I think it can make the heroine worthy. But all I see is the heroine's humility of always aggrieved and asking for universal love. The hero doesn't cherish what he gets, and I feel that the hero is quite a scumbag. This kind of ending is not as good as the male and female protagonists living happily on their own.
How to say
It's baffling to see, even if they broke up before, is there something missing in the middle that makes them suddenly propose? Did you miss something, author? It makes me confused. And the heroine's love is too humble.
Love is the core of life and love is the driving force to move forward. Please cheer for every love!
I look so sweet in the front, so cruel in the middle, and confused in the back? This kind of man, ah, I kind of don't like it. How can he be so arrogant?
It took me a few hours to read it, but it really felt like it was unfinished. I don't know why he proposed marriage after the breakup, and the heroine actually agreed. Obviously knowing that there are so many things between two people, even if they are married, they will still quarrel back and forth because of their different views. In the early stage, I think the male protagonist loves the female protagonist more, but in the later stages, the male protagonist becomes more and more indifferent. As the old saying goes, you will no longer cherish what you get. Love will become tiring in the end. At the end, it feels like the male protagonist no longer loves the female protagonist, neither explaining anything nor keeping a distance from other women. Everyone watching is tired, let alone the heroine.
Although it is a happy ending, I don't like the ending very much. The two people clearly had unresolved problems. After two months of separation, they suddenly proposed and agreed. It was a bit hasty. Apart from this, I still liked the whole book. I just felt sorry for the heroine who kept following the footsteps of the hero. Sometimes the hero is very straight and completely ignores the feelings of the heroine.
