The Farmer Girl Is a Divine Healer
农门女神医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 635k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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In booklists 6
A Modern Chinese Medicine Practitioner Transmigrates to Ancient Times and Becomes a Miracle Doctor
A modern doctor transmigrates to ancient times and becomes a miracle-working physician.
The Female Lead Transmigrates as a Divine Healer
The protagonist can save all kinds of people.
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Historical or modern settings are both fine. The female lead shouldn't be a self-sacrificing saint or a fake sweetheart, and she should have very solid values. A golden finger or System is fine.
Looking for a Miracle Doctor Like Lin Zhi from The Glory of Tang Dynasty. I Hope She Gets a Happy Ending
Lin Zhi was such a wonderful woman, so bright and sunny, with a healer's compassionate heart. Yet that experience left her life shrouded in darkness. Thankfully, she chose to forget, but I would rather she had never gone through it at all.
Sweet Historical Romance Where the Male Lead Adore the Female Lead
The heroine is a noble young lady from a reclusive family with exceptional medical skills. She hides her identity to experience life in the mortal world and face-slaps the rival female character.
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The Greatest Young Miracle Doctor
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The Prince's Consort Who Was Buried Alive Is a Miracle Doctor
Transmigrating to Become a Farm Girl Divine Doctor with a Spatial Dimension
The Pocket Medical Canon: The Imperial Physician's Wife Rules the World
The Sweet-Smiling Doctor's Daughter Charms the Brooding Tycoon
The Little Maid of the Bright Moon
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Useless? Legitimate Daughter? The Special-Agent Physician Crushes Every Scumbag
The Divine Physician Rules the World: The Unique Daughter
The Green Satchel Medical Text
The Legend of Yun Qiao
The Ghost-Handed Divine Doctor: Your Highness, Please Take the Throne
Portable Space: The Divine Doctor’s Sweet Wife Is a Little Adorable
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Brilliant! The past is gone, but we'll fill it with every day of the future. This young woman will use her medical skills to take revenge and change her destiny!
This novel is great! 8.7 seems a bit low. However, some plot holes remain unresolved. The ending, while concise, feels rushed; the female lead's chores were unfairly delegated to Su Yuanyuan to gain her friendship. The original female lead's fate isn't entirely the Crown Prince's fault (although he's cunning and malicious, his purpose was clear—who told the original female lead to act so…
In the books I've read, there's another female protagonist who has no memories, no spatial abilities, but possesses medical skills; it would be even better if she were given a spatial ability.
With over 700 chapters and no intention of abandoning the story, it's truly well-written.
The story is original and well-written, making it a worthwhile and excellent read. Thumbs up to the author! 👍
That's great! Author, please write more books like this that are so smooth and engaging.
It was great, the plot was concise, and it ended before I was fully engaged, but that's fine 😊
It's a good read. The female lead is a plastic surgeon who transmigrates to another world, which is quite interesting. The male lead breaks off the engagement but then regrets it and pursues the female lead again, sending her many love letters, but only one line: "A day apart feels like three autumns!" It's funny. I feel sorry for the second male lead; he's such a good person! The ending felt a bit rushed and a little disappointing.
So far, it looks good, and I hope it gets even better as it goes on.
The article is excellent; thank you to the author for their wonderful writing.