
The Little Village Doctor
农家小中医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
1kChapters
633Reads
8.9Score
368Listens
408.2kReads · all time
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Generally speaking, the writing is good, but there is always a feeling between the male protagonist and the emperor that a brother has tortured me a thousand times, and I treat my brother like my first love.
The beginning is not bad, it's not an exaggerated time travel Goldfinger, so keep reading, unlike some books where you have to jump after reading the beginning.
The plot is smooth and continuous, with little ups and downs but compact, allowing readers to get involved in the story. It is a very good book.
Yes, the first heroine I read is not the most beautiful one in the book. She is loved by everyone and attracts bees and butterflies. The storyline is closer to reality. She is not the invincible medical expert in the book from the beginning. It is more comfortable to read. I recommend it.
The author is a person with a big picture. The female protagonist promotes traditional Chinese medicine culture and cares about people's sufferings, and builds bridges and roads to benefit the country and the people. The writing is very good, and it made people cry when she sent off Granny Yun and Grandpa Bai. She has worked hard on traditional Chinese medicine, but she has a bad temper. The male protagonist is used by the emperor again and again for the sake of the country, and throws away after use. The female protagonist can treat enemies for medical ethics, and then harms them after taking good care of them. Except for some unreasonable parts in the article, it is generally a good article.
It's good to watch. Watching the ups and downs that the heroine has experienced in her life from childhood to death, she laments her own life and her mentality has also changed a lot. She is peaceful and quiet.
The book is well written, and the prescriptions written in the book are all symptomatic. The author consulted many books on traditional Chinese medicine when writing the book. The story is very touching, but the ending is a bit hasty.
The whole novel has the feeling of a long and steady stream, with the heroine leading her family to become rich little by little. The parents are loving, the sisters are deeply affectionate, and there are not many great relatives. The male protagonist only appears at the right time, and the rhythm is very good. Recommend
Good book, no cheats, no space! But the straightforward narrative makes people gradually get better, with little ups and downs but close to life!
The writing is very good, the plot is good, but there are a lot of typos, which should be corrected.