The Flourishing Fragrance of Medicine

It's getting a bit boring. The female lead is completely outmatched by her stepmother and sister, always swallowing her anger and powerless to resist when she's being bullied. A female lead who can only sulk is not a good female lead.

Pretty good, the writing is quite good, and the style is light and humorous...

I've read quite a few stories where the entire family died before the child was born, leaving only the mother. But I've never read one where the mother died before the child was born.

I would like to offer a few points. First, after the country is brought to peace, civil officials are valued more than military officials. The so-called dukes and marquises are generally military officers! It is impossible for dukes and marquises to have more power than ministers! Even vice ministers have more power than marquises! Dukes are not qualified to be superior to ministers! The cabinet ministers can even be superior to princes! For example, Zhang Juzheng deposed the Prince of Liao.

Hugging a strange man—that scene is so idiotic! The male lead apologizes to the female lead by giving her millions of taels of silver—does the author not know how much that represents? Sometimes even the national treasury doesn't have that much money!

In the very first chapter, the female lead says that the original owner's mother passed away before the original owner was born... I could remember this plot point for a year...

If you're not writing a police drama, don't include hostage situations! Hostage situations are often naive and abrupt! Don't say hostage situations are difficult; putting hope in a hostage situation is naive in itself! Furthermore, hostage situations are historically impossible.

Yes, they're all great! Ying Da's books are all very good and funny. 🌹

The plot after the abduction to Western Qin is a complete mess. The scope is very narrow and highly illogical.

The maids in the palace are called palace maids, not all maids!