The Great Song Dynasty Medicine Merchant
北宋大药商
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 6h ago
- English
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- The Internet’s First Novel That Makes Learning Chinese Medicine Painless全网第一本无痛认识中药的小说Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author is male, and this is a male-centric farming novel 😂 It has a very down-to-earth feel. Since the author dares to directly write about a specific dynasty, there must be some research involved, so the logic is generally sound. The character is also quite likable—someone who, while not entirely serious, isn't a scoundrel and has a kind heart.
It's so good!!!! The writing, plot, and characters are simply the best I've ever read. It's a pity it's still ongoing. Author, please write whenever you're tired, thirsty, sleepy, hungry, need to use the restroom, or even want to go out. Please don't make us suffer! Don't work too hard, but don't rest either!
It's better than many other authors' works, I don't know why so few people read it. Most books these days are hard to get through; I usually give up after a few chapters. I think the author of this book has solid literary skills, clear logic, and delicate emotions. The characters are vividly portrayed, the work is captivating, and the content is good—not a clichéd plot.
It's so good! 😍 And most importantly, it's hilarious! The writing is light, humorous, and witty, not the kind of clichéd stuff. It incorporates knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and Song Dynasty history. There's no excessive use of flowery language; it's easy to understand. I love this book so much, I want to rave about it and tell everyone to read it, but I'm at a loss for words, haha.
I really love this kind of light and ordinary writing. There are no thrilling events, no melancholic sorrows, and no involvement of emperors or other important figures. It's just a series of ordinary little things, but they always manage to warm my heart.
When the plot involves medicinal herb identification and Silk Road trade, it not only showcases professional medical knowledge but also subtly portrays the cultural characteristics of the Northern Song Dynasty as a "refined dynasty that couldn't live without fragrance," extending the novelty of the subject matter from a professional perspective to a cultural dimension.
I think this could be made into a TV series; it's grand and epic. The male and female leads are exceptionally well-developed, and the supporting characters are also very fleshed out, with their love stories being particularly captivating. The story is excellent, constantly drawing you in and making you want to keep reading, unlike some stories that seem exciting and sweet at first glance, but…
Humorous and interesting, it skillfully and smoothly blends historical figures, myths, and legends with unique personalities without feeling abrupt, demonstrating the author's broad knowledge and profound skill. The rating should be higher.
It's not a bad story; it did offer me some insights into life. Similarly, I was pleased to see the author's meticulous craftsmanship in the sentences and paragraphs, and the incorporation of their own life experiences. It's enjoyable, and I liked it.
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