Huh? Palace Intrigue? Aren't I a Physician?

It feels like it is a rare good book. The characters are distinct and the protagonist has a brain. However, I suggest you close the comment area when you see the prince appear. Many people don't like the prince very much, but I think what he did is fine. He likes the heroine's style and personality, but he is suspicious because the timing of the heroine's appearance is too coincidental. This is normal. Add some highlights First of all, the prince has been poisoned and can only feel the extremely spicy or bitter taste. This setting is a bit awkward. Secondly, the author's emotional line is not very good. Finally, some of the prince's words, well, for example, using money to buy technology, and the heroine wants to make another request. What the prince thinks after hearing this is that I have never seen such a shameless woman, which is a bit annoying. Overall, I feel that the heroine has no big problem. I hope everyone can work hard to improve the emotional line.

As of the updated part, I think the writing is quite good. The only flaw is the male protagonist's emotional line. To be honest, I don't really like the setting where the male protagonist discovers that the female protagonist has the ability to revert. Being known by others is not a golden finger. The emotional line is also average. In fact, I can accept it without CP... I still like the palace fight part better. Come on, author.

Alas, the plot is quite interesting and the female protagonist has no flaws and a likable character, but the male protagonist, oh, this male protagonist is really good. It makes people feel that it is a pity for this article to have such a male protagonist. Judging from the review, the author really likes the male protagonist, and he probably won't change him in the future. Most of the negative comments on this article are for him. If you really can't change it, can you just add a little more background (for extra episodes or something like that, bushi

I really like this cheat for reading files. I don't know if there is a male protagonist, and there aren't many. But this golden finger is really interesting, and the heroine comes back again and again. It is mainly about the affairs in the harem. The heroine, as the imperial physician, solves the problem of the palace concubine acting as a monster. The male protagonist seems to be a prince, but actually I don't think he's that strong, I just think it's pretty pretentious. I suggest you don't write it if you don't know how to write emotional scenes. Mainly because the male protagonist is really easy to get oily. What I have seen so far is that the heroine has solved the problem of the imperial concubine. According to the setting, there is something behind the scenes. The heroine has already chosen a certain concubine, so there should be more stories to follow. The heroine doesn't really want to get involved in the affairs of the palace, so she suggests not to fall in love with the prince. She feels that the prince is the kind of intelligence that is imposed on her. The writing style is okay, I have the desire to read it, the plot is interesting, and the setting is also interesting. I hope it won't go astray in the future. There are a few women who can serve as officials. Are there any female officials in the court? If it wants to be a long story, there could be more attractive female characters. Persist in! Effort! Come on! Throw flowers! [Please update] Note: I pushed here without CP~

The emperor is so useless. He has never seen a palace that is more leaky than a big colander. There is no palace fighting (even the abortion maniac is one-sided), it is all calculations from the outside world (she wears several cuckolds), alas... However, this is a golden finger article about the heroine going back in time. The only one with a slightly above-average IQ in the book is the male protagonist, but the male protagonist was also scolded for hindering the female protagonist's enjoyment. Of course, the male protagonist is indeed not lovable in some aspects. In short, don't expect too much from this novel, but it's not too bad if you keep reading. For me, it's a novel that I can continue reading during my book drought and burnout period. I'm very grateful [like] [like] [like]

Good looking The heroine has great medical skills and has a loading and archiving system. The harem story is exciting. The only shortcoming is the male protagonist. I read the introduction and knew there was a male protagonist, but I didn't think much about it. But when I saw it later, I felt that the male protagonist was dispensable. I always suspected that the female protagonist was a craftsman, and there is no use for it so far.

It's good to watch. If you like watching palace battles, you can watch it. Imperial doctors are very hard-working characters in Gong Dou Wen, but if the heroine can turn back, she may be able to avoid disaster. It's just that the heroine always relies on backtracking to passively fight back, which may make her a little angry. I started watching it when Wen was still young because I thought it was interesting after reading the introduction. It should still be in the early stages, when the heroine's status was not high and she was just beginning to establish her authority. You have to wait until all the fetuses protected by the heroine are born before you can win the stage victory.

As far as the first 40 chapters are concerned, it is very interesting, quite refreshing, quite exciting, and it feels like fighting monsters and leveling up. Different "cases". The male protagonist appears less, naturally, and his subordinates will even have more scenes than him. Although the heroine is imprisoned every time she appears, because the heroine has a more relaxed personality and is more confident, and the male protagonist only quietly engages in conspiracy theories and does not make trouble unreasonably or deceive the heroine, so there is no feeling of suffering at all, and the impression of the male protagonist is still very good. The heroine is considered a lone wolf for the time being. No, no, no, the existence of the male protagonist is very bad. Generally speaking, removing the male protagonist's plot will not affect the main plot. This article will be enjoyable on the main plot. Secondly, in my opinion, the plot of the male protagonist is not worthy of a single star, whether it is in terms of interaction, character, etc. It's all just for the sake of getting together. The author's writing style is much harder than Cheng Feiyu's hard-selling CP. The knock point is 0. Can't the author train his emotional lines in other articles? It's a waste of this good article. I can't recommend it, and I feel it would be a pity not to recommend it. Why. Finally, there is an open ending. The female protagonist verbally refuses, but the male protagonist is very entangled. The male protagonist was indeed a high-quality stock in ancient times, so it is estimated that they are biased together, but it is not necessarily true. Maybe the female protagonist is the same on the outside. What if she falls in love with a little boy later? But if the prince is entangled, it is estimated that the peach blossom will be driven away, or if the opposite sex appears, he will investigate the other party's hidden points and tell the heroine. Hey, you can see that I really hate the heroine's cp (since the heroine rejects the royal family, she is willing to be a doctor, so the cp must be a royal person)

I've never really liked writing book reviews, but after reading it I still couldn't help but write it. Personally, I feel that the first two-thirds are very good, the plot is interesting, and I like the setting very much. But when I read the second half, I felt that the author just skipped over all the stories in order to rush to the end, which was a bit regretful. When I read the second half, I was shocked when I saw less than 1,000 pages left in the lower left corner. I thought I had seen a serialization, but it turned out to be the end, but some people behind the scenes had no idea at the time. The second half is like pressing the accelerator button, it is exposed immediately, caught immediately, explained in one or a few sentences, and it is just left to the male protagonist to do it, there are no details, the female protagonist does not have a strong sense of participation, and she is too caught off guard. It's really a pity to see this, a pity...

I stayed up all night and finished reading it all at once, it was so good! The plot is compact, not overly dramatic, and the plot is not trivial. It can be seen that it was carefully conceived. The heroine is not silly and sweet, and her appearance and IQ are both online. There are some laughs in the plot from time to time, such as the veterinarian. Don't panic when things happen, I really like this type. There are two points. The first is that the heroine's sister makes me angry when she sees it. When can the heroine ignore her? The second is that there are too many concubines. I can't tell who is who [crying]