The Evil Concubine of the Alchemy Doctor and the Good-For-Nothing Legitimate Daughter Are Killing Each Other Like Crazy!

This book is really one of the most interesting ancient novels I have read recently. The setting of the heroine Ling Weiwei is so touching. In her previous life, she was the number one miracle doctor of the Chinese race. Once she traveled through time, she became a good-for-nothing legitimate daughter with all her spiritual veins destroyed. At the beginning, her engagement was broken off, she was framed, and she was stepped on by almost everyone. But she did not accept her fate. Liuliyan, who awakened when she was about to die, became the key to her comeback. On the surface, she is a good-for-nothing that everyone can bully, but secretly, she is able to make top-quality elixirs, create shocking plots, and step by step trample those who once despised her. This contrast and the feeling of counterattack are truly unstoppable. The male protagonist, Beiming Imperial Master Xiao Shuo, is also portrayed with great tension. He is aloof and cold, his strength is a mystery, and he is plotted against by his clan, but he treats the female protagonist very differently. From "Can you cooperate? I can make you reborn in nirvana" to "Then, as you wish", his affection and paranoia are hidden under the calm appearance, and the scenes with the heroine are full of tension. There is no awkward feeling of forcibly spreading sugar, but it makes people feel that they are each other's only salvation. The setting of best friends traveling through time together is also very endearing. The plot of sisters working together is both warm and powerful, avoiding the monotony of the heroine fighting alone. In the later period, the plot of the collapse of the ancient secret realm and the appearance of the Lord of the Secret Pavilion took the plot from personal grievances to the level of the survival of the continent. The truth about the sacrifices of the gods also gave the story a sense of fate. It is no longer a simple slap in the face, but has a more grand world view and sense of fate. Reading it as a whole, it is fast-paced and densely packed with excitement. It does not have too many fancy rhetoric, but uses straightforward plots and character interactions to convey the two core elements of "counterattack" and "love" heartily. As a refreshing ancient Chinese novel, it has accomplished its task very well, making it enjoyable and addictive to read. It is impossible to stop reading. It is highly recommended to sisters who like double strength, counterattack, and ancient Chinese novels!