The 1960S: From Village Doctor to Military Doctor

It's so good-looking, I can't stop watching the heroine's daily life, and it's rare to see such a peaceful and sober character. The supporting characters are also very normal little people. There's nothing outrageous, no weirdness, no superlatives. It's just good-looking. You don't have to look for sugar, it's so broken that it's almost nothing, which is good, but too much sugar will dilute the plot and ruin the whole thing.

This book is well written, very good (●◡●)ﾉ

Branch plot: The story moves forward with each doctor and patient. There is no endless stream of top stories. Even if some people in the village like to take advantage of small things, the relationship is not big and the overall story is good-looking.

There is a clear flow of time in the story. There is no college entrance examination, no house hoarding, no business, no shopping in the black market, and no male protagonist. The female protagonist is dedicated to the research and development of traditional Chinese medicine. She has a golden finger, but she still relies on her own efforts.

Very good, what's the reason for the low tie? I like this kind of thing. Goldfinger is a bit powerful but not all depends on Goldfinger. The protagonist works hard on his own. Come on.

I have read both of the author's two non-CP books. The advantages are very outstanding. The writing is sophisticated. I personally think the plot is very interesting. Most of the plots are logically clear and self-explanatory. The protagonists have clear love and hate, are independent and very charming. I also like reading this kind of slow-paced novel. There are some plot designs that I find a bit difficult to understand. For example, there are several stories in Wei Mian's book that feel like they apply things that men often do to women in reality, which seems a little alienating. There is also the design of this Qinling book. I can feel that the author may have originally thought of arranging Qinling as the male protagonist, so he expressed his kindness to the female protagonist many times, but the female protagonist did not express her clear rejection. However, this actually hurts the portrayal of the heroine. How can I be so comfortable and ambiguous with the other person when I clearly know that the other person is interesting, but I have no idea? I occasionally feel confused when designing these plots under the premise of marking the no-CP label. The most annoying thing to me personally is that the author uses the names of real entertainment stars, such as "eyes as deep as zyl" and "looking as handsome as xz"... Emm, I really don't like these people, especially the second one. All in all, as free novels, both books are definitely flawless and are rare masterpieces by Tomato. They are worth recommending. If you are particularly sensitive to gender issues, and like me, are particularly sensitive to such entertainment stars, please read with caution.

It was so beautiful, especially when Cai Cai and Mimi accompanied each other and regarded each other as family members. They burst into tears [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]. I was caught off guard. I thought Mimi could stay with Cai Cai for a few more years. After all, they were fed with magical dew from childhood to adulthood. Mimi is gone. Cai Cai must be so lonely [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] 2023.07.20

There is really no CP. The heroine has a good personality and an above-average IQ. She is a doctor but not a virgin. She has a very good personality. Doctor-patient stories run through the whole story. The supporting characters are rich and interesting. But I still hope that the heroine can have someone to accompany her for the rest of her life.

The story is very exciting. It would be great if in reality Chinese medicine could be as successful as the author described! China's 5,000-year-old treasure has already withered away. If the state does not intervene, the consequences will be unpredictable. Thank you to the author for telling such a wonderful story!

The writing style is fluent and comfortable, and the plot development speed is quite appropriate. The heroine is very strong and smart, and her golden finger will not be known to others. Her personality is not too ruthless, but she is not a virgin either. It is quite fun to have a career coupled with family affairs and all kinds of gossip, because the heroine is really excellent. So it is inevitable that various boys will like it. In the early stage of the mountain village, the author still had the idea of ​​wanting Qin to be the male protagonist. He has a strong sense of presence. Later, it was written that he did not want a male protagonist to focus on medicine and acupuncture. It was really fun to watch, so there was really no male protagonist.