Tao Yue woke up one day and discovered she had transmigrated into a book, becoming the vicious female supporting character who was in love with the protagonist.
She looked down on her crippled fiance, Prince Rong. When she failed to break off their engagement, she married him, then betrayed her husband for the protagonist and met a tragic end.
To avoid becoming a disposable character, Tao Yue decided to get out early.
She was a modern-day surgeon. Wouldn't it be great to open a clinic, treat patients, and take on a few apprentices?
At first,
Tao Yue went to Prince Rong. "I want a divorce."
Prince Rong: "Why?"
Tao Yue: "I want to open a clinic and save lives."
Prince Rong sneered. "Open a clinic? Let's talk after you heal my leg."
Later,
Tao Yue: "Now that your leg is healed, we can get a divorce, right?"
Prince Rong: "..."
Reader's Guide:
1. This story is set in an imaginary world, not the real one. Those who demand historical accuracy, please stay away.
2. The author has no medical training. All the technical details were researched online. Please forgive any mistakes, and don't take them too seriously.
Theme:
So far the content is pretty good, although some parts are unrealistic Maybe it's because I don't know much about medical issues, so I've just brushed it off. Personally, I feel that the plot is too fast-paced, a bit like a running account, and some places change too suddenly. Many places could be written in more detail. In the end it was really too short!!! There are so few words and there really isn't much content.
Why would you wait until the veteran's leg is completely healed before the prince will believe it?
Tao Yue curled her lips, feeling that this place was weird.
I think some dialogue could be added in the first half to express the meaning. There may be too much narration.
That sterile environment and anesthesia??
Although it looks very good, I have to complain about it. Chinese medicine is actually quite good. Surgery has been available in China for a long time. But later on, Western medicine became more and more important. Chinese medicine is better at conditioning, but it is ignored that Chinese medicine can also do surgery. I didn't know about it before, but I only read the information recently. You can also check it out online.
Finished spreading flowers ~ the new text looks very interesting, bookmarked it
Doesn't the heroine know the meaning of the sachet?
??? The princess is still so naive when her birth mother is of low status in the palace?
I'm interested in the pre-released article. See you in the next book =￣ω￣=