Reborn: The Doctor’s Rise to the Top

The male lead, supposedly a special forces soldier, seems to lack common sense. He sees the female lead and Shen Yuhong have a minor conflict and immediately tells her to stay away from the Shen family, saying they're not to be trifled with. Then, the very next day, he has the female lead pretend to be his girlfriend, dragging her into dangerous undercover situations. He repeatedly forces her to intervene, and his words and actions seem inconsistent. The more you watch, the more stupid he seems.

A life saved in a past life, repaid with one's own life in this one. (Unable to understand the thought.)

I felt utterly disgusted by the female lead's interference in Wei Lai and Cui Ying's affairs. Does she think she's some kind of saint? She's overstepping her bounds. I don't want to read anymore; I'm dropping the story.

I think the side story about Song Jiaoshu is great! 🌹👍

Cui Yingying is the most illogical character. A woman who would sell her body as a prostitute and her child for money, would she really return 200,000 yuan for a child she'd never even cared for? How much courage would a normal, morally upright female college student need to work as a prostitute in a nightclub?

Is this still the same He Wei? She thinks everyone in the world is kind just because she had a child? She abandoned her child for money, spent 100,000 yuan, and says the remaining penny is useless. Have you no shame? Do you think you're some romance novel heroine?! She told me to get out for the sake of the child.

I feel like Xue Shan is also a saint; I don't like people who are so saintly.

The extra chapters won't exceed the word count of the main text, right?

After reading this book, I feel very fortunate that I never went to the hospital when I was a child.

Why didn't you mention what time the update would be today?