
The Ghost Doctor's Alluring Consort
鬼医倾城妃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 898k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The Poison Prince is a good man; his love for the female lead is deep and passionate. He's a germaphobe, yet he never despises Ruoyan, who has lost her virginity and is pregnant; he hates demons, yet he transforms himself into one for Ruoyan; he values his life, yet he repeatedly risks his life to help Ruoyan.
I found the middle part of the book quite funny, and towards the end I really hoped that the Poison Prince would find a woman who truly cared for him.
The ending was great; it must have been good to be loved by so many people. In the end, with so many brothers, the female lead must be happy too. After all, nothing compares to you... The Poison Prince is wonderful; I fell in love at first sight, and though ten years have passed, my devotion will never change.
Yes, this book is really good, and the ending was very touching. Personally, I think it would have been better if the Poison Prince and the female lead ended up together; the Poison Prince's feelings for her were truly profound. If Jun Haoyue hadn't been there, the male lead would definitely have been the Poison Prince.
I really love the character of the Poison Prince. He's unwavering in his love, always there for her, no matter the obstacles, even if she doesn't love him back. He's willing to protect her, to see her happy, and to guard her forever. He's willing to give everything for Ruoyan! His love for her is deep and sincere.
I didn't cry because of the male and female leads, but I did cry because of the Poison Prince... I cried buckets during the finale... He loves the female lead, but it never ends (except for the male lead). The second male lead is always the most devoted, always the most pitiful, and always the most beloved by readers!
I really enjoyed the novel's plot, especially the ending, which moved me deeply. The love between the Poison Prince and the female lead was also touching!
The names of these three weapons are so well-matched! Even the names of their soul skills sound great, and they even seem to come from nowhere—they're a perfect match! 😌😎
It's very good. I don't like stories about amnesia where the person recovers their memory so quickly, and I also don't like stories about misunderstandings between couples. Although there were some, I still thought it was quite good.
It's a very good book. The female lead possesses unparalleled medical and poison skills, and all her admirers are devoted to her, still giving their all even knowing there's no chance. The male lead is incredibly powerful, devoted in love, and a doting husband. Some parts of the book are very exciting, while others are heartbreaking, but all are captivating, and the ending is perfect. I really enjoyed it.