The Poisonous Pet of the Miracle Doctor and the Ugly Concubine

The heroine Bai Yuzhu is so cool! In the beginning, she was an ugly concubine who was disliked. She had scars on her face and was bullied by everyone. Anyone else would have collapsed. She directly brought the modern poison doctor soul to counterattack. She doesn't have a love brain or a white lotus. She avenges her on the spot. She saves people with her medical skills and tortures them with poison. She is framed by her concubine and ridiculed by others. She retaliates them all, slaps in the face and relieves her anger. She obviously hides her peerless appearance, but relies on her strength to speak for herself. She is calm, smart, courageous and strategic. Who can not love this kind of beauty, strength and counterattack heroine! The male protagonist Feng Yehan is even more addictive! In the early stage, the prince/prince was cold, ruthless, and extremely poisonous. He was cold to everyone, but he treated the heroine to the extreme. He despises her for being "ugly" in words, but loves her in deeds: if someone touches her, he will destroy them directly; when she is wronged, he immediately supports her; when she cures her illness and detoxifies him, he protects her throughout the whole process, even if he is seriously injured. From the beginning of using and testing her, to the later, she is all eyes on her, possessive yet gentle and doting. This kind of setting of being cold on the outside and hot on the inside, pampering only one person, really makes my legs weak! The most amazing thing is their emotional line. It's so exciting to go in both directions and join forces! There are no bloody misunderstandings or mindless entanglements. The female protagonist is neither humble nor overbearing, and the male protagonist falls step by step, from mutual use to mutual redemption. He dotes on her, protects her, and helps her defeat her enemies; she cures his poison, understands his suffering, and accompanies him in his machinations. The daily interactions are sweet and flirty, the contrast between the male protagonist's poisonous doting and the female protagonist's tsundere counterattack is super interesting. She sprinkles sugar while working on her career, the whole process is sweet and non-abusive, and it made my aunt laugh the whole time.

Unexpectedly, in Chaotang Jianghu and Xiyelang, each force is well-shaped, has its own characteristics, and the relationship is intricate. This grand world view has depth. It is not just a love story, but also builds a complete world pattern.

Every time I think it's sweet, I start to torture her. My little heart can't stand it. Just a moment ago, I was giggling at the interaction between the prince and Yuzhu, and the next second there was a misunderstanding or crisis. This ups and downs plot arrangement makes people love and hate it, and can't stop watching it. Especially the chapters where Yuzhu's identity is about to be revealed, I was so nervous that my palms became sweaty.

I was really impressed by this ancient and refreshing article! The whole process was high-energy without any delay, and I couldn't stop watching it! The heroine Bai Yuzhu is so sassy. At the beginning of her wedding, she was publicly humiliated by King Zhou. If another heroine would have been reluctant to give in, she directly fought back with domineering power and divorced her husband in public. It was full of pleasure at the beginning! She seems to be an ugly and humble concubine, but she is actually a hidden and unrivaled poisonous doctor. Her medical skills and martial arts skills are all deliberately hidden. The contrasting character directly pokes me! The setting of the game between the male and female protagonists is very interesting. The two start from scheming against each other and getting what they want. The prince uses her military power, and she uses the prince to protect her division. They are suspicious of each other and hurt each other with their words, but secretly they sacrifice their lives for each other and protect each other silently time and time again. The intrigues of the court, the conspiracy of poisonous poison, and the mystery of life are reversed layer by layer, and the plot of falling horses is super amazing. What shocked me the most was the wife-chasing crematorium in the later stage! The aloof prince slowly fell into despair, and suddenly realized that he was crazy and tempted. There is no silly and sweet heroine, the whole process is plotting, two-way redemption, sweetness and abuse intertwined, the rhythm is super comfortable, and it is a perfect ancient masterpiece!

It's a story that needs to be read with your brain. The plots are so intertwined that you won't be able to read them if you're distracted. The overt and covert struggles in the court and the games between various forces need to be savored carefully. I particularly enjoyed re-reading the Machiavellian sections, discovering new details each time. This kind of brain-burning plot makes people more and more addicted the more they watch it.

The plot, characters, and writing are all on point, and there are no obvious shortcomings. The author has a good grasp of the pacing, not too draggy or too rushed. The characterization is also very successful, each character has its own charm.

I'm most afraid of the dragging plot of ancient novels, but this book has been a hit all the way. The showdown between doctors and poison, court games, and emotional tug-of-war, these three exciting points take turns, and a cool story is a cool story! Bai Yuzhu marries into the East Palace with her poison medicine skills, and she and Feng Yehan each get what they need. The two test and torture each other between intrigues and lust. The pursuit of his wife in the crematorium and the secret battle in the court are also very interesting.

This book is very long, but the more you read, the more enjoyable it gets! The heroine Bai Yuzhu uses her "ugly face" to hide her edge. She is both a poisonous doctor and a blood feud. She uses her wits and poison to break the situation in the maelstrom of power and conspiracy. Every counterattack is amazing. The male protagonist, the prince, is cold and cold on the surface, but in fact he is protective and affectionate. The interaction with the female protagonist makes the emotional line both cruel and sweet.

It's very interesting. The heroine cheats all the way, and is not only cruel to herself but also to others. However, her cruelty is tempered by being plotted by everyone around her since she was a child. Every time she attacks, she is forced to do so by evil people. The relationship between the prince and her , twists and turns, the two have been in conflict due to misunderstandings and were fueled by fate. It was not until the heroine was hurt that the hero woke up and started chasing his wife in the crematorium. Fortunately, the long torture will eventually pass, and there will be a happy ending in the end!

I thought this was just an ordinary Gong Douwen, but the more I read, the more surprised I became. The lines of Jianghu, machinations, and emotions are perfectly integrated, and every turn is unexpected but reasonable. Especially the reveal of the identity of Yuzhu Medical Saint, the foreshadowing laid in the early stage exploded at this moment, which made people excited. This well-designed plot is really addictive.

The part where the old lady died made me cry. Such a good person, who had always loved and protected Yuzhu, was offline like this. The author's description of the love between ancestors and grandchildren is so touching, especially the part where Yuzhu said "Grandma, no one will hurt Yuzhu anymore" in front of the old lady's bed. I couldn't stop crying at all. This sincere emotional description really touches the heart.

The plot of this book is good, and the writing is okay. The prince resorts to violence, and the lady refuses to compromise after being humiliated. She even punishes her with a silver needle to protect herself and escapes. The hatred in the prince's heart is hard to calm down. When you have time, continue reading the prologue.

Using each other to the point of life and death, this kind of pull is much better than a pure sweet story. The emotional development of the prince and Yuzhu is very real. It is not love at first sight, but feelings gradually develop as they get along. There is suspicion, hurt, and betrayal, but there are also those who risk their lives to protect each other and those who will never leave. This complex emotion touches people's hearts even more.

Originally I just wanted to watch it casually to pass the time, but as soon as I started watching it I couldn't stop and stayed up all night. The plot line is written more emotionally than some serious dramas. There are many clues such as court struggles, grievances in rivers and lakes, and sorcery in the Western Regions that are intertwined but not messy at all. Each character has his own purpose and position, and there is no absolute good or evil. This complexity makes the story particularly real.

Five stars, must be five stars. The author is very good at writing, the plots are interlocking, and the characters are three-dimensional and full. The character Bai Yuzhu is not the usual silly and sweet character, but is brave and resourceful, daring to love and hate. From being divorced to becoming an empress, the ups and downs of the plot made my blood boil. Especially the scene where she hides her identity as a medical saint and secretly helps the prince. The night walk in robes and brocade is just as exciting as the night walk in robes and brocade. It's not too touching.

When the prince and Yuzhu are in the same frame, sparks fly. The tension is unmatched. Even if they don't do anything and just look at each other, they can feel the ambiguous atmosphere. The author is particularly good at describing this kind of ambivalent tension, which makes people's hearts beat faster. Especially the chapters where the two test each other, it makes people want to stop.

The role of Bai Yuzhu was created so successfully. She is not a good person in the traditional sense, nor is she a pure bad person, but a real character full of flesh and blood and full of contradictions. She can do whatever it takes to achieve her goals, but she maintains the bottom line; she is cold on the outside, but longs to be loved on the inside. This complexity makes the character particularly three-dimensional. I really love this crazy yet sober heroine.

I couldn't stop crying when I saw the part where the prince blocked the arrow for Yuzhu. Although this man was a jerk in the early stage, always doubting Yuzhu and hurting her, he always protected her without hesitation at critical moments. This contradictory character was created so realistically that I was completely involved in it and felt the love-hate entanglement between them.

During the reading process, I seemed to follow Yuzhu from the cold palace to the phoenix throne, and experienced her humiliation, struggle, growth and transformation. This complete growth line particularly moved me. Watching Yuzhu go from being bullied by others to taking charge of the world, the psychological changes at each stage were written very realistically. This kind of immersive reading experience is so rare.

When Bai Yuzhu criticizes people, I can laugh like crazy. Her verbal skills are maxed out, especially when dealing with those who bully her, her sharp and venomous responses are simply delightful. For example, when she said back to Yue'er, "The concubine should take care of her own affairs in the hospital," coupled with her half-smiling expression, I could picture the scene in my mind. It was so touching.

Sounds good, sounds good, sounds good, sounds good

It's not that I fell in love out of nowhere. The prince's transformation from using him to being attracted to him was natural, and every psychological change was reasonable.

The extent to which note-taking is required. The forces of all parties are intertwined, but once sorted out, it is super satisfying.

Originally I just wanted to take a look, but ended up staying up all night. The plot line is more interesting than some serious dramas.

Chaotang rivers and lakes run parallel. The game between the forces of all parties is wonderful. It is not a love-minded article. Like it.

The court line is even more exciting than the emotional line. The rebellion of King Xiao, the sorcery of the Western Regions, and the grievances and grievances of Jianghu are all intertwined but not chaotic. The author has a strong view of the overall situation.

Love crazy Yuzhu is cool and sassy. Pretending to be weak on the outside but pursuing a career behind the scenes, the contrast is so cute. The prince went from being disgusted to being so sweet and slapped me in the face, which made the corners of my mouth rise crazily.

Thinking that Yuzhu can always fight back when he is about to lose. Her IQ is online all the time, and this kind of heroine looks so comfortable.

The transition from disgust to deep love is natural. Every heart-pounding moment is written so realistically and has a strong sense of immersion.

The content of the novel is brilliant and unparalleled