Heaven-Defying Evil Physician: The Beastly Black Prince’s Useless Consort
逆天邪医：兽黑王爷废材妃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.7M Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Black Beast’s Useless ConcubineEnglish name
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2kRecommendations
8kFans
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Sweet and heartwarming stories with great potential
This fantasy romance novel has the best overall structure I've ever seen; in other words, the character development and plot progression are the most logical and captivating I've ever encountered. What I loved most was the male lead, Yu Jiuzhong's, consistently gentle nature – a huge thumbs up! The ending felt a bit rushed, though; the story could have been longer.
Release Ninth Master! It's good that Xiao Yun was released, but it's a pity the second male lead is always the one who suffers.
The bad guys are incredibly resilient. They seem to be dead beyond any doubt, but somehow they're revived by some unknown skill or assistant. Meanwhile, the good guys die repeatedly, their cultivation destroyed each time, only to be resurrected by some kind of elixir. I'm speechless… 😅😅😅
Good job, author! Keep up the good work!
It's great, really great. Looking forward to the new book.
I'd like to recommend "Eternal Love" on this platform. It's a pretty unfortunate novel on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). The author moved a female-oriented book to the male-oriented section, resulting in a pitifully low number of clicks. It's heartless! The author has to resort to advertising to boost readership. I'm begging kind readers to take a look and vote for it as a consolation prize.