The Divine Doctor, the Poisonous Consort, and the Scheming Prince

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I read Chapter 92 in one go. It was really good. It would be better if it could be done faster. Come on, author!

At first, I saw that the rating was not very high and thought it was really not good. Then I accidentally slipped in and read it. As I read it, I forgot which novel it was. As a result, I fell into the trap. When I looked back, I realized that it was the novel that I despised. My face felt very painful at that time 😂😂 This novel is really good. Keep up the good work, the author💪💪

Ness! I read the latest chapter in one breath. Although there are not many words at the moment, I have been deeply attracted. I feel that there is a lot of information worth reading in the first hundred thousand words. Then I discovered that someone seemed to have misunderstood the role. So I will write some personal analysis of the hidden information in the article (mainly about the male protagonist and the original seventh princess): The male protagonist Feng Lieyun became famous in a battle at the age of seventeen, and was later named the Lie King. It is not ordinary for a non-royal man to be crowned a king. His numerous military exploits, martial arts skills, and love for the common people are directly described. As for his disgusting attitude towards the former Seventh Princess, it is by no means as simple as hearing rumors and being biased. The original seventh princess did not have outstanding talents, she was still a sick child. Even aside from the fact that she had been maliciously spread rumors outside the palace for many years, she was not outstanding in her own right. And such a princess could not really have any weight in the emperor's heart. Some people think too simply, thinking that being a princess is great. In fact, a princess only has the so-called royal status and nothing else. The emperor had many children, and he only cared about the best among them, and they had to be princes (because there was a throne to be passed down). As for the princess, she was essentially a gold-plated tool. And anyone who has watched palace fighting dramas should know that even with the same status, the actual status of those who are favored and those who are not favored is very different. In addition, from the fact that the former Seventh Princess was made infamous outside the palace for many years and the emperor didn't care, it can be seen that the emperor actually didn't care about her at all. The original seventh princess asked for a marriage from the emperor. On the surface, it seemed that she was fulfilling her wish, but in fact, she wanted to use the royal marriage to win over and contain King Lie. The master with great achievements is no joke, the emperor will definitely be on guard against him. Then, it is necessary to use royal marriage to win over and contain, but not to marry an outstanding woman to the male protagonist, so as not to make the male protagonist even more powerful. Therefore, the original seventh princess, who had little ability and poor health, became the best candidate. The emperor relied on the pleading of the original seventh princess to achieve his own goal. This is the cruel truth hidden behind the marriage of the male protagonist and the original female protagonist. You must know that the famous saying "the most ruthless emperor's family" is not nonsense. However, even if Feng Lieyun had the ability to become a prince with a foreign surname, it was impossible not to guess the emperor's intentions. So from the moment he got married, he treated the original Seventh Princess like that, not only because the former Seventh Princess was notorious, but also because he had no emotional basis for the Seventh Princess. The most important reason was that he knew the emperor's intentions (emphasis added!). These can be analyzed by reading the article carefully. As a result, I saw someone in the comments saying that Feng Lieyun couldn't see that the female protagonist was framed, and therefore thought that the male protagonist was too stupid. The male protagonist does whatever the heroine does when she offends him, and thus feels that the male protagonist is not good enough. Please... When reading the book, please don't selectively ignore the important information foreshadowing the country in the previous article and the male protagonist's position and motivation. Is it necessary for the author to write down in detail why he behaves like that and what his attitude is every time the male protagonist behaves in the article? The author must be exhausted. Although they say you don't need to take it too seriously when reading novels, you can't even ignore the foreshadowing provided by the author. What you see in this way is not the story written by the author at all. Then I saw someone saying that Bai Lian framed the male protagonist, but he didn't take any action and just faced the saint. Those who commented like this couldn't see the situation, the relationship and identity background of Yoo Ji Wan and the princess, or the male protagonist's stance and intentions? Or do you naively think that the struggle for power in the palace is like children playing house? The God of War can't use strategies to assess the situation and control the situation. Does he have to be reckless? Just cut off the prince's daughter and beat the emperor's beloved concubine to death? Then it triggers an siege by the princes and the imperial court, causing a chaos in the world... I can't complain... TAT In short, this book is very interesting so far. The heroine who has traveled through time is very interesting, and her abilities are quite practical. She really relies on her modern knowledge and skills to make things to solve problems, so it feels realistic, rather than the fantasy golden finger that comes with space and is too magical. I hope the author will write better and better in the future~~~~ Of course, everyone has their own preferences, so if you don't like this type of book no matter how you read it, just don't read it. I really don't need to spend time in front of readers who like this type of book. This will not do you any good, and it will also affect the reading experience of book fans. It may even make the author feel depressed, affect his creation, or even make him stop writing... So where can we book fans go to reason? Can you compensate us for our mental losses? 😭😭 Ps: There was a book I loved so much that someone said that the author did not change it, and my heart broke...

This book is really good. The more I read, the more addictive I become! It's just that I don't understand why this book is so similar to The Miracle Doctor and the Poisonous Concubine. In a word: It's so pretty.

It would be nice for a young man to marry me when my hair reaches my waist. When your green silk hair is straightened, I will spread out ten miles of red makeup. But he is afraid that if his hair reaches his waist, the young man will fall in love with others. When your green silk hair is upright, smile and see your smiling face.

Very good, the description is almost real, especially the section about refining salt. The author is great!

The author worked hard on coding, and the work is very good. I have only read more than 20 chapters now, and I feel good about it. The heroine has a pleasant temperament, but there are some places that make me feel a little bit saintly. For example, the housekeeper's son slanders others. The heroine kindly defends, but the housekeeper also verbally insults the heroine. The key is that the heroine insists on saving his son. I felt there was no need to save him, as I had to pay the price for doing something wrong. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you)

Very beautiful and well written!

My character Feng Lieyun is so comparable to the heroine. Oh my God, I really want to praise the author. How can he be so talented? No, no, I'm obsessed with this. I never read that kind of novel, but now I insist on reading 50 chapters every day just for this book.