She Is an Old-School Chinese Doctor

The writing is very good and has literary skills. However, there is a small subplot that contains corruption. The content is very small but it is there, and it avoids lightning by itself. I basically don't rate serialized articles, but the writing is really good, and the rhythm is well controlled. It seems that it won't collapse in the later stages.

The writing is very good and very comfortable to watch. Except for the gimmick of being a male doctor at the beginning, the female protagonist is actually a normal doctor. The interaction with the male protagonist is quite interesting. I hope the male protagonist knows the identity of the female protagonist earlier. I don't want to watch the cliché plot where the male protagonist struggles with whether he likes a boy or a girl. There are some shortcomings that cannot be concealed, that is, Yangzhou people speak very hard, not Wu Nong's soft words, and they do not use catchphrases such as "It's good to cut it off." There are also some tastes in different places that are not absolute. It may seem harmless to people who don't care, but if someone takes it seriously, it is sending the wrong message. I hope the author will get better as he writes more!

You really have a talent for writing about your family. The eloquent talk came and went, and everyone in this small street was very lively and cute. We followed Zhou Fei to watch the fireworks in the world, and found a place to rest in the book. Super awesome group portraits [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] I just haven't finished watching it, and I've probably never been in love. The love scenes in it are not very exciting, especially the male and female protagonists. Their relationship is beautiful but more like family than lovers (I think these love and hate can be brushed off, and it would be good to describe more daily life)

So beautiful! There are so many words in each chapter that I can read it for a long time. I haven't seen such a natural and smooth ancient novel for a long time. The author writes it beautifully. Each case and event is unique and not cliché, making people want to read on. I also really like this kind of ancient interpersonal relationship, which is also mixed with a lot of knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine and fortune telling. The gags between the protagonists are also very interesting.

After reading more than ten chapters, I found that the male and female protagonists have unusual characters, and their characters are very funny. Even the portrayal of the supporting characters is hilarious [laughing and crying]. I enjoy the daily bickering between enemies. It is very down-to-earth and realistic. I have been reading novels for more than ten years, and I have reached an age where I don't like exaggerated characters. I hate unrealistic characters the most, and I don't like bloody plots and heroines. Love Brain and the male and female protagonists are boring. I read too much and I gave up on the novel halfway through due to visual fatigue. I like to watch the funny men and women getting together in Happy Enemies. I like characters with distinctive personalities but normal outlook. I don't know if it will be unfinished until I see it. If I can keep up with this pace and finish it, I will follow the author's other stories. If they don't look good, I won't follow them again.

After reading the beginning, I decided to write a book review! This novel deserves five stars! (The following content contains spoilers!) The author's writing style is very good, and it hit home for me. I have been reading online articles for more than ten years, and I can see that the author writes with great care. The characters of all the characters in the article are well developed, especially the heroine, who is brave and resourceful, capable of being elegant and able to control the world, and the male protagonist is also very cute! What makes me feel that it is not easy is that the author must have put a lot of effort into writing the article. The description of the professions of the male and female protagonists is not just a brushstroke or a bunch of fabrications out of thin air. The description is really sophisticated and must have been carefully checked. So when I read the first two-thirds, I really felt like I was there. What I saw was a doctor and a Taoist priest! The interaction between the two also made me feel very involved, and I started to laugh or feel shy unconsciously. I was quite wary when I saw the last third of the movie, which was definitely from the Song Dynasty and also involved foreign races. Because I know the history and the direction of the times, I would feel powerless about the protagonists being in it and could not change their fate, so I prefer to watch stories about imaginary dynasties. Moreover, the content of the later part of the novel sublimates the concept, including the content of hatred between the country and the family. I thought that the male and female will start to fight! But the ending is about the male and female protagonists escaping from the world, and it is a bit rushed. I feel that the connection is not very good in this part, but thinking about it again, in fact, as long as the characters I like are good, it is them who live their lives, which is a bit unfinished. I hope that everything will be well for Dr. Zhou, Xiao Taoist, Old Man Ge, all the neighbors, and all the senior brothers in the parallel world!

The author has good writing style, is sophisticated and delicate, and has profound literary skills. The content is lively and interesting, entertaining and engaging. There is no cruel and domineering nobleman, but tenderness and tenderness running in both directions. The supporting character CP is also very enjoyable, a rare good article. It makes my mouth curl up and my heart feels happy [laughs]

Except that the emotional line is a bit underdeveloped and the hole of the mastermind behind the scenes is not filled, overall the plot is good. The author also has certain writing skills and literary accumulation. Although it does not fill the hole, it is consistent with the character setting that the two protagonists are just small people and have no ability to understand the undercurrents of official circles and the intrigues of various forces.

Nice! Except for the somewhat rushed ending, the characters throughout the novel are three-dimensional and vivid. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the urban life of the Northern Song Dynasty is unfolded, and every word is filled with fireworks and happiness! At one point during the viewing, I felt that it was indeed a blessing to spend one's life basking in the sun, listening to the rain hitting the window lattice, drinking tea, reading and watching the sunset. I really love this kind of ordinary beauty.

The male and female protagonists are really easy to interact with. I can't remember how many times I laughed. Such a comfortable setting makes people feel refreshed. The secondary CP is also well written and does not overwhelm the protagonist. The writing is natural and flowing, and the narrative and characterization are all top-notch. There is no dross or irritating plot, and the content is still wonderful and connotative. The author is really knowledgeable and talented. I couldn't find any good books on Tomato last year, so I took a break for nearly a year. I was so bored that I didn't even read the conciseness carefully, so I just started reading. I didn't expect to encounter such a book that appealed to my appetite when I came back. I didn't even play the game online, and I just forgot about it. Every character is full-bodied, the little characters have distinct personalities without being obtrusive, and the foreshadowing is laid out very naturally. Once you see the place, you suddenly realize it.