She is a renowned physician from a family of ancient martial artists. In one moment, she transmigrates and becomes the good-for-nothing everyone looks down on. The useless girl transforms into a genius, leaving behind her former timidity and dazzling everyone with her brilliance. Anyone who bullied her in the past will pay a hundredfold, and anyone who picks a fight with her will pay a thousandfold! She can make pills, contract divine beasts, heal the sick, and kill with equal ease. He stands high above the world, cold and ruthless, looking down on all mortals, yet for some reason he cannot stop getting involved with her.
The female lead is too indecisive and a bit of a saint. If it weren't for the male lead and the fourth prince helping her on several occasions, she would have been completely schemed against and left with nothing! There's not much focus on cultivation and alchemy; it's mostly about palace intrigue and power struggles.
Why only three stars? The reasons are: 1. Too many typos and numerous minor errors. 2. The female lead is too indecisive (personal opinion). 3. The plot drags on. Overall it's alright, but there's still a lot of room for improvement. Keep up the good work, author!
I watched a quarter of it and really couldn't continue. There was too little plot about alchemy and cultivation, and the romance between the male and female leads was rather pointless. The male lead was too fussy and indecisive in pursuing the female lead, and the female lead seemed a bit ungrateful for his efforts. Plus, she didn't cultivate much. In this fantasy world where strength is paramount, all the scheming and backstabbing was just too much to bear. It was just too frustrating.
Sweetness, good and evil will eventually be rewarded.
The female lead is indecisive at all, lives a miserable life, and is always surrounded by flies, talking a lot of nonsense!