Your Highness, I'm Really Just a Medical Officer

I give my own book a five-star review!

It feels like there is no mention of the positive effect of the temple on human civilization, making it feel like they are a traditional villain force, although this should not be the case. The function of the channel anchor point, what prayers on it are for, and what is the relationship between the royal family, the temple and the holy hall. I feel that these things are more important to know, but the article does not seem to clearly state it. There is a kind of rigor of repeated confirmation in the dialogue that reflects the character. This kind of dialogue occurs more frequently. I feel that it is very much the author's own style, and I also find it quite interesting. There is also the feeling that the opponents attack in ways similar to pollution. Traditional weapons and the like are useless. They basically respond passively to pollution (strategically, but the specific things they do are proactive and prepared for a rainy day), which makes people feel that humans are relatively weak (but maybe this is the author's purpose?). I like to watch. I recently read "Mygo: Please Recognize Me in the Sound of Rain", which reminded me of this book again. I feel that this style is more suitable for this book Anna and His Highness. Especially in the confrontation with the temple after the end of Linsha, there was indeed a sense of verbal struggle, looking for loopholes, leaving no excuses, and fighting for legitimacy in language. The discontinuation of updates is also expected. Not many people remind me of updates after watching it. But it was indeed a happy time, witnessing a story, and the author also completed some settings that I wanted to know. I didn't see the future story, but maybe it's a good thing that it doesn't have an ending. I believe Anna and His Highness will live happily together after everything is over. There are many things I want to write but cannot do so due to my ability to express myself. It's a pity that my fate with books has ended, but regret runs through life, right?

It's very appetizing. The two heroines are very gentle. I like it very much and look forward to the author's next content. (I would like to make a few suggestions. First, some paragraphs can be more concise. Second, the wording can be adjusted appropriately. It may look better if it is more simple.) ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

To use the words of His Highness to evaluate this book, Vercia: Very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good

There are some problems with the combat power, background, and character settings, which will affect the viewing experience, but excluding these details, the overall story is still readable. The author here updated 6 chapters in one day and gave it five-star praise.

The writing style is delicate, the subject matter is novel, the writing is quite beautiful, and the world view is well developed. However, the description of the psychological activities of the characters is a little lacking. Overall, it is very good.

From all aspects, it is very impressive, but I don't know if it's my misunderstanding or if there are two things that appear repeatedly.

It's been a long time since I've seen a book of such quality on 🍅. It's very plot-heavy and highly praised.

Invincible, the writing is so to my liking Sweeping graves. . .

It's beautiful, I really like this narrative style It just feels a little slow to warm up