Transmigrating to the 1960S: My Medical Skills Shock the World
穿越六零之我的医术震惊世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 358k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The plot is okay, but for those who are impatient, it will really make it difficult to read. For example, in Chapter 15, the narration here of Uncle Zhu said that his father originally did not agree with him marrying the uncle's mother, but when it comes to the heroine, the heroine's psychological activities have to be explained again. It is very tiring to watch, but this topic is still very novel. I will read it later and comment on it.
It's beautiful, very exciting. Keep it up.
It's okay for now, but a family like the male protagonist will have a lot of troubles in the future. After all, there are too many top-notch ones, and they will definitely use the heroine's influence to do a lot of things in the future. Even if the female protagonist doesn't help, it will be different if the male protagonist's grandma speaks, because these top-grade children are the sons and daughters of the male protagonist's grandma, and they will definitely ask their grandpa for help. The male protagonist's grandma can still treat the female protagonist without looking at the monk's face, but the Buddha's face, and the female protagonist will definitely help. It depends on what the author will write later.
It's worth reading. The big book is still as good as ever. This is the third book I've read. The heroine has a very good character. She's not a virgin, but she's also the best. She's the only one she loves when she meets her, and she's the favorite of her husband's family.
Good to see, Chu Kexin traveled through the 1960s from the Ancient Valley of Divine Doctors, was forced to marry a soldier, and used space magic medicine to treat her fiancé's leg injury. She followed the army in the northernmost part of the Northeast, gave birth to four children, and lived a happy life. She supplied the secret recipe to the army and rescued a large number of disabled soldiers. The work is well written, and I give you a thumbs up.
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It's a very nice book. The characters are clear and well-paced. The protagonist has extraordinary abilities and clear love and hate. But the ending is too clear. If readers are given an implicit ending for everyone to imagine...
There are only three intermittent pills in the Great Yong Dynasty, but her master's friend used one. His condition, which was much more serious than the male protagonist's leg injury, was better than before, and he was better than before. The male protagonist also used it, and the female protagonist also said that it would be effective in three months, and it would be fine in half a year; and then, he had to take medicine...
The storyline is good, I'm interested in following it.