The Daily Life of a Special Talent in Song Dynasty Japan

It's still unclear who the male lead is; it might be a 1v2 situation 😳

I've caught up with the original, and personally, I think it's very good; I really like this kind of story. To briefly explain, the main character is Cui, not Fu. Cui appears later and holds an official position; only those with such a position are considered the main seme. Fu is a merchant who is affectionate towards the protagonist, but the protagonist is indifferent to him.

I can't believe there's an author on Tomato with such great writing skills! The writing is mature and smooth, and you can't stop reading once you start. The relationship between the two main characters is also very sweet, mature yet playful. It's definitely worth reading, ladies, go for it!

Someone as picky as me rarely writes book reviews, but if I do give a positive review, it's definitely a good book. Sisters looking for something to read should check it out; some of the plot points are quite interesting and keep you reading. It has a slightly cheesy, charming quality that's actually quite appealing. Highly recommended!

It's great to watch! The main character is a lovable person with good morals and a positive outlook; she's not a saint and doesn't suffer losses.

The beginning is engaging, the character is funny and interesting, has good interpersonal skills, and is highly skilled in medicine. In the middle, he becomes a compassionate physician, enjoys getting into trouble, and has poor self-defense abilities, relying on the protagonist's protection to survive. His combat strength is average. His humble background is no match for imperial power, and his life is still in danger. It would be best if the protagonist was an orphan and a prince.

It's absolutely gorgeous! I haven't seen a single flaw! I highly recommend everyone check it out!

It's so good, why is the rating so low? As the story progresses, the lighthearted tone of the beginning is lost, and the protagonist becomes embroiled in a power struggle and intrigue, making it less interesting.

It's pretty good. The main character, the bottom, gets into trouble in the early stages because he likes to get involved in other people's business, but he matures a lot later on (though the story isn't very long). Also, the bottom is quite popular and has many romantic entanglements. The author's writing style is decent; it's quite enjoyable.

The protagonist is kind and upright, with a carefree and dashing personality! He's somewhat of a heartthrob and can communicate with plants and animals! He's also a highly skilled healer! I recommend everyone to read it! Several supporting characters made me cry! I especially love Xue Huai! I didn't like him at first, but I grew to like him more and more as the story progressed!