Transmigrating to Fall for a Great Physician

It feels like the author is greatly influenced by readers' comments. Why should he look at what other people's protagonists are like? It's okay for readers to like your own protagonist and your own writing style. If you don't like it, except that the writing is really too clumsy or the plot is too mindless and you can accept it with an open mind, what else should you do with it? What's more, if I hadn't read the comments below, I wouldn't have known that the heroine liked the hero, but the hero was married, so the heroine practiced cultivation at home. After knowing that the hero's first wife knew her thoughts, she abided by etiquette even more, and they hardly saw each other in eight years... This is selfish, and rushing to send ginseng when the hero's first wife was about to die... Is also selfish. Then the male protagonist's first wife died, and the female protagonist dared to say that she wanted to be with the male protagonist... This is also selfish. Your moral bottom line is so high.

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I don't like the path the heroine chooses. To be honest, the story about the tram maniac is touching and sad. From the general perspective of society, men who are in love are very charming, but women who are obsessed with them are not reserved. Maybe I haven't met anyone who is enough to make me risk my life, so I feel that such disrespect is very humble, so humble that no girl who is arrogant and expects love in her heart can't stand it. I assume that the heroine is from 19c, does not know Meng Ying's character, and does not have firm confidence in the future, then such a relationship may not last. The author should have instilled his own thinking characteristics into the heroine to weave this story, so the heroine will always look forward to Wang Mengying. Most of the readers are girls who have not been smoothed out by life.

I haven't read it for a long time. Are you going to publish a new article? I hope it's an old novel.

I am here to urge you to update... To urge you to update…

I just realized that I was late!!! ( ⊙ O ⊙ ) Ah! Watching the long-awaited extra brought tears to my eyes... It is said that there are two more... Please update~OoOoOo~

When I saw the heroine crying and asking if someone named Xu could adopt me to him, I felt that the heroine had not accepted the baptism of modern society and was as naive as a child. She knew she had to hold back, but she couldn't hold back. She put her feelings in front of Hui Niang and had no choice but to run away. The impetuous heroine has been quiet for twelve years, and it seems that he is always right when it comes to the male protagonist. Treating other people's opinions as prejudice is a bit intolerable. The character of the male protagonist is not written out, so I don't know what he is thinking. If the author sees the message, can I ask for a side story with the male protagonist?

I like this male protagonist very much, and I think you must be happy to be his wife, because he will treat you sincerely, and his kindness is refreshing and long-lasting. However, his love is incomprehensible. After reading this article, what makes me most regretful is his love for the heroine. I don't know whether the author didn't express it clearly or he didn't understand it. He never said he loved the heroine. When the heroine was his little sister, he was very good to her. This man can be kind to anyone, let alone a neighbor sister who he often hangs out with. His wife also seemed to be deeply in love. At that time, I couldn't tell that he had love for the heroine, maybe he had a heartbeat. After all, he looked at the heroine and was stunned, but I couldn't convince myself that the hero has a love for the heroine. In addition, anyone can clearly see the depth of love between the heroine and the heroine. Has the hero discovered it? I have no idea. When the male protagonist's wife passed away, they could not see each other for a long time, but when they could see each other, they were as usual. I didn't find that the male protagonist had any unreasonable thoughts. I felt sorry for the female protagonist's initiative. She really loved him. No matter what the outcome, she had the shamelessness to fight for herself. The male protagonist easily accepted the female protagonist's confession. Why on earth is this? Because he fell in love with her too? I couldn't understand it. It wasn't until the male protagonist was injured in Master Shi and he felt jealous when faced with the anxiety and sadness of the female protagonist that I thought, ah, I finally fell in love. From the beginning to the end, the author has not described the psychology of the male protagonist in detail. I think this may be the author's intention to make the story more intriguing, or the author did not notice his negligence in this regard. However, I can automatically make up my mind: I imagine in my mind that the male protagonist is a man of great wisdom. People say that great wisdom is like a fool, and he is like this. He is obsessed with medicine, does what he wants, and lets nature take its course. But this has become my biggest regret after reading this article, or my only regret. I don't want to leave these regrets. So, here, I would like to ask the author if he could write a side story about the male protagonist's feelings towards the female protagonist. Please.

I prefer the latter part. However, before Huiniang appeared, the heroine's character was lively and out-of-the-box, which was a bit inconsistent with her calmness as a laywoman later on.

Seeing this, let me first express my thoughts on this article! First of all, author, you are abusing the heroine!!! You stepmother!!! Then there's the fact that it's quite unnatural for the male protagonist and the female protagonist to get close (personal opinion) The author writes very well. The most profound impression is that the author has a good temper. That's it