The Healer Returns
医归
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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The female lead is reborn, but she's still a naive and innocent girl? And incredibly weak. Surrounded by a bunch of scumbags, she acts like nothing's wrong—what kind of twisted logic is that?! Then what's the point of being reborn?! And how can a concubine who's been promoted to the rank of wife be called a stepmother? It seems the author doesn't understand many basic common sense things.
A stepmother who was promoted from concubine to wife, and also a stepsister? If you don't know the rules and terms of address, you can ask Baidu!
The female lead gets sillier and sillier the author writes. Can't you at least make some sense?
Even after her rebirth, the female protagonist remains naive and innocent, so weak that she'd be easily manipulated without a man to rely on. Her maternal grandparents' pampering was completely wasted; children raised in that kind of free-range environment often exhibit certain traits, but the female protagonist is only weak, stupid, and blind. She can perceive things but can't do anything about them. Perhaps men would like this type, as she's easy to control.
Are you kidding me? My grandmother is playing the piano during her mourning period?
Knowing her father dislikes her, and that her stepmother and stepsisters are unkind, she acts like an outsider? She doesn't have many loyal followers, doesn't rely on her maternal grandmother, and doesn't seek help from within the family. Her detached, aloof attitude is rather baffling.
I watched it all in one go, not bad!
After reading the comments, can I still continue watching?
What kind of ending is this? It's obvious the book was only halfway through and then the author ran out of ideas. I must have been so bored that I spent money to read this book.
Out of sheer boredom, I spent the whole night reading this novel. I've read about half of it now, and I feel like I'll stop here. It's a story that tries to break free from clichés but ends up being full of them anyway.