Transmigrated, I Picked Up a White-Haired Succubus

Ordinary warmth brings the greatest happiness. The succubus in this book is not the traditional succubus that sucks people's essence, but the kind of succubus with some inhuman characteristics. There are no side plots in the part I read. This is something I didn't expect. To be honest, when I clicked in at the beginning, I was curious about what other tricks the succubus can play () This book really gave me a great surprise. The overall tone gave me the feeling of ordinary warmth, which made me give pictures, such as: rainy day, window, candlelight, books, research and the arms of my lover. Ordinary daily life reveals extraordinary love. The heartwarming content has some appropriate popular science, so that non-medical students can understand it, and it can also arouse the interest of people like me who are already interested in medicine. The content of the article moves forward at a leisurely pace, and is very friendly to people who like gentle or slow-paced plots. Even people who like fast-paced plots can feel comfortable. Of course, this rhythm also has some disadvantages (self-perception): if the updates are unstable or there are few updates, it will cause the plot line in the reader's mind to be disconnected. It is recommended to mention memory fragments appropriately in the plot, such as the male and female protagonists suddenly mentioning "Haha, you didn't say that that day, remember..." Etc. All in all, I like this book very much. I will continue to follow it until my interest disappears. I also hope that the author will continue to update it and that this book will get better and better.

Why do we like different worlds? Because it can break away from reality and satisfy our fantasies and curiosity. But most authors cannot write about different worlds well. Why? Because people cannot imagine things they have not seen. When the inspiration and passion for writing at the beginning gradually fade away, the article will inevitably draw on things that have been written over and over again, and eventually become lost to everyone. Personally, I think the core selling points of this book should be: ① Treatment, as a high-threshold discipline, medicine itself is far away from ordinary people. It can be said to be a real version of "another world", and the existence of magic can achieve "freshness"; ② Sugar distribution, the succubus setting comes with an XP bonus, and the charm of the succubus setting should be fully explored; ③ Operations, how the hospital develops, how to operate, how to become famous, how to promote the main line in the practice of medicine... In other words, how to "farm". It's a pity that the first volume and the second volume feel very different. Volume 1 5🌟: The novel takes saving succubi and practicing medicine as the starting point. Although it is not the first time in the world, it can be said to be refreshing compared to most otherworld Western fantasy novels on the market. Although the writing style is green, it creates a light feeling of warmth. At the same time, looking at the case processing, it can be seen that the author has a certain degree of medical knowledge, and this is precisely the core selling point of the first volume. Volume 2 3🌟: Unfortunately, the author of Volume 2 gave up his own characteristics and made the hospital a dispensable background. The management, development and the medical treatment stories that happened in the hospital were mentioned in a few words, and he turned to describing the immature tactics, which was inferior.

A little five-star encouragement. The emotional line is well written and does not deviate from the theme. It does have the element of "healing" and a sense of two-way redemption. However, the male protagonist is still a classic emotionally indifferent character. I personally don't like it. In addition, if there is something that may make people uncomfortable, it is the possibility of a "boss": the classic "No one has ever treated me like this, but this person treats me like this? Interesting."

The male and female protagonists in the article are so sweet. When I see it, I will think of Wang Mumu and I. Now we are going to the national highway cos speed bump to find my Wang Mumu in another world.

4.1 Points, rounded up to 5 points. The following is a personal one-sided evaluation of this book. The relationship between humans and demons in the book is relatively vague. The identity of the heroine succubus is not clearly disclosed in the book. However, most residents of the town and the royal capital know the identity of the heroine succubus. When they know the identity, the people do not give a clear attitude. Moreover, the top leaders of the demon clan have the intention to establish diplomatic relations with humans. In summary, I think the reason for this situation is to serve the plot. The medical skills in the world of the book have been greatly weakened. Not to mention difficult and complex surgeries, common colds and minor falls require treatment at a holy healing center. I think this may not be reasonable. The medical knowledge brought by the male protagonist through time travel has such an advantage in the world of the book that it is a bit of a dimensionality reduction blow. The time span is relatively fast, which may affect the perception, but it is not serious to me. To sum up, I think I can watch it, and I will try 2 more times when I can't remember the plot.

It's a light love story with no intrigues or adventures. It's just that some places and words are a bit out of the ordinary. It uses Chinese colloquialisms and idioms in a Western fantasy setting. It would be better to change the background to the modern era of spiritual energy recovery and the modern era of super awakening, which is also in line with this sweet love.

It's a very interesting little sweet story about daily life in another world. Maybe it can be called "I Revived Modern Medicine in Another World"? (Bushi) The interaction between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is very sweet, and the emotional line progresses very naturally. Perhaps the only flaw is that the pace is a bit slow? But it's okay, it fits my impression of lighthearted and sweet stories about casual otherworlds. All in all, it's a very good work, five stars.

Write a book review First of all, I scrolled through it casually. When I saw the title, I thought it was an ordinary 🍬 article. Then I clicked in and took a look, only to find out that it was about medicine and I wanted to continue reading. Nowadays, there are many 🍬 articles. The biggest problem is that they only give out candy but no main line. The author solved this problem very well. (I think it would be better to change the title to reflect the characteristics. This title is indistinguishable from the others, so I almost missed it) So far, the writing and plot are okay. If this is my first time writing, it means that the author has some talent in this area, go for it.

Pure love ah ah, long live my pure love ah ah ah ah Pure love is invincible ah ah ah

Very nice! The main reason is that the author has real professional knowledge and scientific thinking, and the characters are well drawn. It feels like a novel that is quite similar to a farming novel in another world. I support it👍👍👍