The Physician's Marriage Mission

It's only a few hundred thousand words long, so I really read it in one sitting. The plot is exciting, and there are twists and turns without being muddled. It's so enjoyable. I really can't bear to part with it, why can't the author make it longer? I am beginning to look forward to the author's next book, which will return to the topic. The heroine traveled to ancient times as an obstetrician, and she has never forgotten her responsibility as a doctor to save lives and heal the wounded. She is very kind and has helped many people. She and the male lead are just like two happy friends, and their daily interactions are also very funny.

The subject matter is very novel, the plot is full of ups and downs, twists and turns, exciting, and full of passionate and touching emotional descriptions. The author makes the whole story more vivid and real through the restoration of historical features and the introduction of ancient medical knowledge. In addition, this book also has certain ideological enlightenment significance. Through the story of a female doctor, it demonstrates the pursuit of equality, justice, and freedom, breaks the shackles of feudal ethics, and improves the status and rights of women.

It is a very relaxing novel. It does not take much effort to read, and the number of words is not many. It reads very smoothly and relaxes the mind very well. There is no procrastinating plot, it doesn't seem to consume your patience at all, and the plot is very exciting and does not fall into clichés. The full text focuses on portraying the image of the heroine. If you like big heroines, you must read it. The previous interaction between the two protagonists was also relaxed and pleasant. There were no twists and turns and torture. Friends who like the relaxed cookie aspect must try it.

It mainly tells the story of An Ziya, a female obstetrician who traveled to ancient times due to an accident and transformed into the princess Mu Wanyan of the Yan Kingdom. When she first traveled through time, she knew that she was going to get married, but her partner was the most unfavored good-for-nothing prince from a neighboring country, King Mo. Forced by desperation, Mu Wanyan embarked on the road of becoming a self-reliant princess. But she didn't expect that the husband who pretended to be a pig and ate the tiger was the biggest obstacle... So the two opened the skylight to get to know each other again, and they also joined forces to break the tradition.

Yes, the writing is not muddled. I like it. There are not many chapters in this book, unlike some works that have hundreds or thousands of chapters. There is too much nonsense. After reading it, I forgot what I wrote before. 👍👍👍👍👍

🈶Interesting, I can read the short article quickly. If you have any other recommendations, please make a face.

Nice! It would be nice if there was more love in the end 🤭

Not bad, short and concise, with twists and turns in the plot

This book is well written, clearly organized, unique in content, and fascinating. I can't put it down after listening to it every day. I hope the author can continue to write good works. 👍

It's really good-looking, short and concise, and not too verbose.