Spring Boudoir Notes

I just saw the heroine curing the voiceless disease of King Annan, and I can't stand it anymore. Although the dynasty in the article is fictional, it can be seen from the words that it is similar to ancient times in history. The status of women is not high, but is it really good for the heroine to have a reputation in the heroine's family? The heroine herself also knew that she was young and others did not trust a child's medical skills. She also guessed that her aunt would not use the prescription she wrote, but what she showed was that I saw you and wrote the prescription. You don't need it. It's your problem. Who told you not to trust a little girl's medical skills? I'm really worried about my aunt. It is only right to use the name of the grandfather to let the aunt take the medicine first. It does not mean that you can use the prescription as you like. The author may want to express the heroine's medical skills. The aunt is so ill, and the heroine's aunt will be cured with a dose of medicine. However, if you think about it carefully, the heroine always says that the doctor's duty is, is this the doctor's duty? I think this is a pretext for reputation. The two families she first treated, her aunt's family and Prefect Hu's family, were all patients who had no choice but to use her prescriptions. Of course, the actual reason was that they didn't believe the little girl, but if you think about it more carefully, doctors should try their best to treat patients. They didn't believe her, so they used the name of a grandfather to let people use the medicine first, and then talk about other things. Wouldn't it be better? So I think the heroine's character is very contradictory, and she always feels like something is wrong (~_~;)

The ending was too depressing for viewers. Could it be that Gu Jinzhi's hard-working education also failed? No matter how educated the brothers are, the outcome is the same. I felt very sad when I saw it, I didn't like it

Before I finished reading, I felt that it would be better if the heroine participated in palace battles or something rather than being a inheritor of medical skills. I have been looking for a novel about a time traveler who works for the welfare of the people of the world. So far, I have read one. I hope that the male protagonist will always be stupid and the heroine will simply lead a group of doctors, even if there is a little setback, but no, the one thing that never changes is the palace battle. Am I expecting too much.

Hahaha, in order to highlight how powerful the heroine is, the author writes about how stupid the old doctors in ancient times were, as if the heroine is the only one with an IQ. A person with internal fire and throat disease, whose throat is swollen and swollen, is said to have internal injuries and cannot take medicine, so even the most famous doctors cannot cure him. Hey, I wonder if acupuncture can be used as an external treatment? This alone is really unbearable. If the author doesn't even have basic common sense in this area, why don't he write a book with professional knowledge like this?

The character flaws in the previous life led to a tragic ending for the two of them. In this life, they share the joys and sorrows. Just when they thought they would all be rewarded, the children they raised with so much love and energy brought grayness to their final lives. The ending was really sad, and I was really disappointed with the character Yanshan.

When I first started reading the book, I thought, eh, it was okay. Then halfway through, I suddenly wanted to jump to the last chapter to see what the ending would be like. I like to read sweeter stories, so it was just plain and good, but at the end, the protagonist became the master of the world. What I hope is that the male protagonist can be an idle prince and live an ordinary life with the female protagonist in his own fiefdom, but he also has some strength of his own and will not be too constrained by the royal power. (Personal opinion) 😣 When I first read it, I was still thinking about whether it was a book about living your life in ancient times. It would be good to marry a fool prince. Even if he is not stupid according to the plot, I hope that the prince will gradually become mature, always rely on and trust the heroine, and do not like Zhu in his previous life. 😲 How can I say that the first part made me feel that it was just an ordinary happy life of the female protagonist and the male protagonist, simple, and then the twist at the end made me become the master of the world, ah~🤠 Overall, I think An overall, although it has a lot of twists and turns, it is indeed a good novel. What happened to different people in each time period is clearly described. I spent a few days reading half of it, and now I am debating whether to continue reading it, but the ending is not satisfactory~ It feels sad😝

After seeing the middle part, I jumped directly to the end. The ending is very regrettable. We always long to start over, but in the end you will still find that your life may be different from before, but everything cannot be as you wish. People forget their original intentions as they go. Whatever you gain, you will always lose something, so why bother to obsess. No matter what, live your life now.

It took me several days to read it. I originally thought it was a good book, but I thought it ended very hastily. Moreover, the hero and heroine and their children were not living well. After living two lives, nothing changed in the end. Life was still miserable, and people who read it part-time felt bad.

It's pretty cool, but I need more money.

Most of our time-travel novels highlight the knowledge level of the previous life. It is hard for me to believe that time-travelers have not been able to learn a skill from the locals for more than ten years. How can such people who only show off their previous life skills without the ability to adapt to the environment become famous? It is even more difficult to imagine a professional doctor who got involved in politics in ancient times and is still an expert. Could it be that those who practiced politics in ancient times were taught by music teachers, and our modern doctors are all taught by political teachers.