The Prince's Wandering Physician Wife

This is the only time-travel novel I've ever read that includes both the imperial court and the martial arts world. The story is very original, better than those clichéd time-travel novels. The cases are also very logical, and having the female protagonist live a life in the martial arts world is enjoyable, much better than the scheming and intrigue within the household.

The content is excellent. The story begins with the female protagonist traveling as a healer, which is only briefly mentioned in the synopsis. It tells the story of the events she encounters during her travels, her gradual development of feelings for the male protagonist through their collaboration, and so on.

The setup of following the female protagonist on her adventures is a big plus. The female protagonist has strong abilities, possessing both medical and poison skills. She encounters various incidents involving the martial arts world and the government in different towns. While there's a bit of a Conan-esque quality, the writing style doesn't feel overly overpowered.

Super good, not scary at all. The supporting characters are well-developed, I really love them, and the clothing descriptions are also fantastic. I love the plot and the writing; they're so good I don't even know how to praise them enough. I really love the female lead's character, and the natural progression of the romance between the male and female leads is excellent.

It's pretty good, the subject matter is unique. The ending in Beiqing Prefecture is incomplete; the story of the Du family father and son isn't clear, and we have to find the answer later. The exact cause of Bai Yingying's death is also unclear; why did her father kill her? It's said he used her, but she was, after all, a spoiled daughter—how could he just kill her like that?

This is exactly my kind of story. Although the rating isn't high, it's undeniably a hidden gem, weaving together elements of martial arts, court intrigue, crime-solving, and medicine. Each short story is captivating, unique, and deeply moving.

A pretty good-looking story about a court physician, a coroner, a prince, and a marshal. The book tells the story of a woman who, after being married off to bring good luck, is murdered and falls off a cliff. She accidentally unlocks a bracelet given to her by her master, disguises herself as a man, and travels the martial arts world practicing medicine. Unexpectedly, she becomes famous for her autopsies.

It's so good! I wanted to watch something similar, but there's nothing left, *crying* (´;;`) Why have you stopped writing books? I still want to read them.

The author's writing is excellent, the story is original, the plot is well-structured, and the descriptions are delicate and moving. Most importantly, it avoids the cloying, overly sentimental descriptions of the male and female leads! While there are some exaggerations, such as the descriptions of the female lead's appearance and medical skills, the overall tone is clean and refreshing, relying on the plot to its advantage! It's definitely a readable book!

I don't know why not many people read this book, but it's really wonderful and very enjoyable.