Diagnosed as a Yandere: The County Princess and I Are Both Free

I have been following this book since about 20 chapters. Fortunately, the author updates it steadily and does not abandon the article. This is not easy for a young author [Catou]. Now that I have finished reading "The Diagnosed Yandere County Lord Shanhe and I Are Free", my biggest feeling is: this is not a simple time-travel novel, but a coming-of-age novel with "medicine" as its bones and "freedom" as its soul. Let's talk about the plot first. The author has written an interlocking world of intrigue, from the secret opening of Yaowang Valley, to the undercurrents of the life of a noble girl in Shengjing, to the escalation of the epidemic village, Longxi battlefield, and the game of the Three Kingdoms. Every turning step has foreshadowing, and every crisis serves the growth of the characters. The heroine Chu Ruobao's time travel is not a cheat. The knowledge of modern Chinese medicine she possesses, when faced with the backward medical system in ancient times, the imperial power's monopoly on medicine, and the bloody secret of the prince's mother-killing, behind every "dimensionality-reducing strike" is a life-and-death game. The biggest highlight of the plot is that the heroine's medical skills are never an isolated "skill", but a lever that leverages the entire dynasty. From the business test of the food court, to the identity crisis caused by rescuing people in the epidemic village, to exchanging prescriptions for hostages on the battlefield, and using medical skills to make peace treaties, every step steps on the pain points of the times. In the end, she did not choose to marry any male protagonist, but lived alone in the world. (In fact, everyone doesn't like open endings, but the author added two final chapters that fill up the space for thinking, and give it 80 points.) But this ending does elevate the concept of the entire book from "Who loves me" to "Who am I?" It also caters to the sentence: If it is for freedom, both can be thrown away. Let's talk about style and writing style. The author's writing style is quite flexible and changeable. It doesn't have any ancient flavor, and lacks some of the popular online feel. In the article, the daily interactions are full of the natural sense of humor that modern people have after time travel (such as the joke about "there are many wild donkeys in the Taoist temple" and the naming of the shadow guard "Diga"), but it can sink in when describing the epidemic, the cruelty of the battlefield, and the confrontation between the plots, and there is still a sense of weight. What deserves praise is the dialogue design: Shu Yunxiao's every sentence is like a test and a chess set, Zhan Nian'an's confession is clumsy and hot, Chu Ruobao's complaints are precise and sharp, and the characters are highly identifiable. In terms of writing style, the author's description of the details of traditional Chinese medicine refers to many documents, which improves the authenticity. Acupuncture, prescriptions, and medicinal diets have a popular science feel and are not very complicated. In terms of scene description, I feel that the author will describe more the scenes that the person he likes likes, and just touch on the places that he is not interested in. It is quite personal 😂. Highly recommended to readers who like the growth of a heroine, hard-core industry elements and machinations. In this book, there are tears but not heartbreaking, there are laughs but not outrageous, and there are also some joys. I think the whole article is quite rigorous. Logically, the thing that runs through the whole article is a little "crazy" to me, but it's not unacceptable. It's just that it's more suitable to appreciate it from God's perspective. If you stand from the perspective of the heroine or any one of them, it will be a bit difficult to accept. Overall, I would like to thank the author for insisting on such a story, which also allowed me to get to know a different heroine. I will also support other subsequent articles~ I will continue to follow them. I hope that the author will be as good as his introduction, with spring mountains on paper. ❤️❤️❤️

After reading it, I felt that the ending was somewhat disappointing~~😭😭😭 The two male protagonists are so good, why didn't Chu Ruobao choose one?!! But after reading the next two extra chapters, I felt that this was the most reasonable ending. It's the kind of "labour and capital don't travel across time to find a partner, nor to become someone's wife." She strives not to be assimilated by this dynasty, and she also strives to become "Chu Dabao" while still being the same Chu Ruobao. I remember Gugu wrote a sentence in the first half of the paragraph, which was probably "I once knew a woman named Zhang Xiao, and later she called herself Martel Ruoxi" Wow, this sentence is very poignant! However, I also feel that not every time-traveling woman has the opportunity of the two of them! 💪 I still like this ending~ As for the emotional lines in the article, Shu Yunxiao and Zhan Nian'an should have two extreme loves: one is calculating everything in the darkness but leaving the only light to her. One is running desperately in the sun just to catch up with her footsteps. Shu Yunxiao's love is "I can subvert the court for you, but I can't give you the purity you want." Zhan Nian'an's love is "I can give up my life for you, but I am afraid that my possession will suffocate you." Has Chu Ruobao ever loved them? I felt loved. She had a crush on Shu Yunxiao (she responded to the kiss! She kissed him back too!!! Maybe there was sympathy in the beginning! But I think she must have been attracted! No matter! She was just attracted!). Then I felt that the heroine felt sorry for and relied on Zhan Nian'an. She treated the prince as a younger brother and a son 😂. But after reading it, you will know that she actually loves herself and freedom more. She traveled through time and became no one's wife. Instead, he fulfilled his mission as a doctor and lived the way he wanted. So instead of forcing herself to choose someone she "should choose", she took the medicine box and went on the road alone. Although this sobriety and courage are small, they are more embarrassing than any other CP candy. Summary summary!!! If you like the sweetness of "going both ways", this book has it! If you like the sadism of "love but not getting it", this book has it too! But if you like the "I love myself before I love the world" pattern, this book is definitely for you! Looking forward to the follow-up of Gu Yan ~ Now I don't really watch it 😭 😭 😭

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh need to be free!! Congratulations on the completion!!

❤️❤️❤️ It's finished~~~The capital writing is not bad, I will continue to follow your other books~I hope to maintain the current update speed!

Woohoo! Congratulations on the completion! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

😭 😭 😭 Is it the end??? Well! Is this the end?

Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~

Ah ah ah ah ah, you don't want to be! 💔