The Divine Doctor Just Wants to Lie Flat: The Empress Won't Leave Me Alone

This is considered a good work on this platform. The character's personality is quite fitting for a time traveler, but his thinking is a bit out of touch with modern times. He certainly knows the most basic things about people's lives and warfare, yet he just handed over gunpowder, a weapon that changed the course of warfare...

To be honest, when I first started reading this book and read the reviews, I thought it would be another one of those stories where the male lead is a naive, overly mature man and the female lead's behavior doesn't match her status. But after seeing the author actively making changes, I found the results were quite good, so I'll give the author a thumbs up.

The miracle doctor just wants to lie down: The empress refuses to leave every day. Silently beating a blind man This is a pure, lighthearted, enjoyable read. If you don't delve too deeply, you can just ignore it; the plot flows smoothly. It features multiple female leads. The protagonist has a huge advantage in terms of power and is incredibly strong. As for drawbacks, the characters are immature.

Personally, I think it's pretty good. It's a lighthearted, comedic, and satisfying read, unlike those nonsensical ones these days. The development of the romance between the male and female leads is decent. The pacing is a bit slow but not contrived. In its hundred-odd chapters, the male lead is still hiding his identity, the female lead is still guessing, and then suddenly his identity is revealed, and she falls completely in love.

Having read over 200 words, it's a sweet wuxia novel with two female leads and a naive little apprentice. The romance between the male and female leads develops naturally; there's no harem element or a chaste eunuch. It's a pretty good novel.

100. Incredibly pure and refreshing, it actually feels more like everyday life. There's no initiative in the romantic aspects with multiple female characters; it's all about letting things happen naturally. There's no coyness, but actually, the affection builds up quite quickly. Overall, I don't know what I'm doing or what I'm supposed to do, but it's just quite fulfilling and boring.

The plot was alright, but it got a bit too overpowered towards the end, which took away some of the fun. One thing I really liked was the small harem – only three! Harem novels with too many heroines get a headache; two or three is perfect. 👍👍

There are no major flaws in the first 100 chapters. The protagonist is finally no longer the kind of writer with a sleazy, low-class style. And although there are multiple female leads, the relationships develop naturally without feeling disjointed or jarring. I'd give it five stars for the first 100 chapters; I'll see how it goes after that.

It's pretty good, mostly slice-of-life, so it's bound to be a bit watery, which is normal. I quite like the simple-minded apprentice. A harem is possible, but not too many; adding another apprentice would be fine. The premise is good, not frustrating, and there's revenge without any really disgusting or offensive elements.

It's pretty good, mainly because it's very comfortable to watch. The main character has positive values, and the plot has no bad points. 👍👍👍