Go Back to Ancient Times and Be a Veterinarian

There were no problems in the first part, but the heroine did it again later, and fell into the same pit every time. It felt like the author was in a hurry to finish the story and wrote indiscriminately. Moreover, I have always had a negative impression of the neurotic heroine. The heroine's character is such that others told her to be careful. There are pitfalls ahead, but she insists on driving everyone away and trying it herself. In the end, the heroine is kidnapped by the barbarians. Although the author does not completely follow the history, it is too subversive. The heroine is imprisoned. She also helps people to tend livestock. In the eyes of the barbarians at that time, Han people were just livestock.

Is this Heda's first book? There is a big gap with the great emperor Jijun Jiuling and others. I am not very satisfied with the ending. Among the men in it, Li Qing is more positive. He gives to the heroine without asking for anything in return. He is relatively indifferent to Shi Yutang. If Li Qing is not possible, I would rather see the ending of father and daughter wandering around the world.

I think the ending is really quick. Without extras, it would be like a fairy tale where the prince finds the princess but there is no married life. After all, it is impossible for the male protagonist to give up his position as the Marquis. If the female protagonist goes back, she will be the princess. Whether the emperor will let her go is another matter... So just a happy ending is enough. I actually like Lee Sin better.

The writing of the heroine is a bit confusing. In the first part, she agreed to marry a man, but she was anxious when she couldn't get married. However, in the later part, there is someone who is sincere to her, but she is pretentious and picky. Not as good as the Cheng family's sweet lady, the great emperor's concubine, or Jun Jiuling.

I like Li Qing and want him to be the male protagonist

I have discovered a phenomenon. In the author's books, there will always be female protagonists who are weak but will not remain weak. Although from the beginning to the well-deserved reputation, step by step, and most of the heroines have medical skills, there is no shortage of suitors around them, and there have been regrets, but they will still follow their hearts until the right person appears.

The young marquis does not have such deep feelings for Hui Niang and carries more burdens. He cannot be like Li Qing who devotes his whole heart to Hui Niang.

Wuwuwuwu, my Ah Qing, I think Ah Qing should be the most heart-wrenching male lead in hope Xing's works, emm, the other male leads are not that good, anyway, the male lead in the series is annoying.

Hope Xing's style has an ancient flavor, with tangible characters, various characters, light emotional lines, and a bit of mystery. The same is true for the movie "Veterinary Medicine". The heroine travels through ancient times to work as a veterinarian to make a living. Although she has a mystery about her life experience, she wants to improve herself. Her emotional line is that of a happy enemy. The highlight is that the various supporting characters can attract people and they are vivid. The shortcoming is that the tone of the plot is a bit static, the usual content can be a bit boring, and the ending ends quickly.

The more I look at it, the less interesting it becomes, and I'm not interested in what comes next.