A Hundred Doctors, A Hundred Remedies

I suddenly remembered two books I read before. In them, the heroine's adoptive father and the heroine's father were brothers and friends. He also liked the heroine's mother. For the sake of profit and beauty, he killed the heroine's father and wanted to marry the heroine's mother. At this time, the heroine's mother was pregnant with the heroine.

It's so heartbreaking to watch. She initially refused to enter through the side gate, and then inexplicably ended up in the prince's residence, becoming a nameless, lowly concubine. She missed Xigua, crying and calling for her mother. It's so unfair! Who isn't a princess at heart?! Surrounded by strangers, all alone, with no hope of ever seeing her family and friends again—the female lead is truly tragic.

The writing is somewhat disorganized, the character development is mediocre, the logic needs improvement, and the writing style is also...

The female protagonist, a medical student, dies seeking revenge and transmigrates into the body of a simple-minded girl in the Prime Minister's mansion. Her fiancé, the Third Prince, kidnaps her to prevent them from breaking off their engagement. She encounters the Sixth Prince, who also wants to sabotage the Third Prince's plans, and saves his life with her medical skills.

The sun sets beyond the mountains, the Yellow River flows into the sea; to see a thousand miles further, climb to a higher level.

I've just read part of it, and I feel the author's writing style is a bit simplistic, the sentences are a bit disjointed, and the story is a bit cliché. Well, I'll keep reading.

I've finished reading the book; it's good. Some parts were very moving.

I don't care, I want the extra chapters! 😆😆😆 No extra chapters or I'll eat lotus seeds! 😃😃😃

It's ending so soon! 😳😳😳

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