Scared? I’m a Doctor

The plot is quite engaging and worth reading. However, the first few chapters seem a bit clichéd, with a sense of déjà vu. But it gets better and better as you read on.

That's why I don't really like reading stories about female doctors who time-travel. The idea of a doctor's benevolence can be really frustrating to read... Regardless of how the grandparents, uncles, and aunts handle things in the beginning, or the female lead's complaints about Xie later on (from Xie's perspective and position, he would definitely save more than he could sacrifice), the fact…

I actually started reading a serialized novel! 😢😢 It's not finished yet, I'm so itchy to read it! This book is really good.

This novel is quite good and realistic, unlike those stories where characters travel back to ancient times and make soap, perfume, and other random things. I just want to ask those people, were you a scientist before you traveled back in time? Did you know everything?

The story focuses primarily on the characters' careers, with limited scenes depicting the initial meeting between the male and female leads. While the plot is somewhat clichéd, it's acceptable. It lacks the age gap between the female lead's younger siblings, and the later plot felt a bit off-track, making me want to skip ahead. The ending, which didn't include the female lead having a child, was a slight disappointment.

If you like it, please rate it, and please be gentle! 😘😘😘

The female lead doesn't have any special abilities; she's all genuinely talented and humbly seeks knowledge. The plot isn't exaggerated; it's quite realistic.

I love how well it's written, five stars!

The storyline is captivating, the content is excellent, and it's a great read.

Wouldn't it sound better to call unmarried women "girl" and married women "wife"? I've only read a few dozen chapters, but as a seasoned reader, I think it's quite well-written.