A Flourishing Journey Through Medicine

Her medical skills are so high, but she's too naive and innocent. She can make her own medicine, so why doesn't she use it to protect herself? This is absolutely ridiculous. It's only because she's the female lead; in any other drama, she wouldn't even last an episode.

The flaws were so obvious that I couldn't accept them, yet I still endured it and read up to chapter 53. It's because I personally really like medical literature. I won't go into the details of what I've already complained about. This chapter appears again. As doctors, isn't it common sense that "human life is fragile"? Is it really necessary to start making random comments now?

The female lead was so stupid, but I still endured and finished watching it.

The synopsis of this book initially piqued my interest, but the female lead is just too idiotic, getting tricked time and time again. There are limits to saving people, you know? Every time she saves someone, it's a hassle, yet she claims to hate trouble. But after reading so many chapters, I feel like she's a bit of a busybody 🙂.

I rarely write reviews, but this was such a good plot development, why did they make the female lead so stupid... I used to really like it... Ugh, it's unwatchable now.

I can't understand why the author would create a naive, simple-minded, pretentious, and infatuated protagonist? And why give him the identity of a time-traveling medical genius? He's so stupid, a complete liability himself, yet he repeatedly acts like a saint, flaunting his naivety and dragging down those around him. It's infuriating to read. Is this story meant to make readers sick?

The female lead is too naive and clueless. Although I didn't finish reading it, it's rare to find a novel that makes me feel that if there were a male lead, he should be the one to abandon her. The female lead has a tendency to cause trouble or be a saintly, innocent type, but she lacks the ability to smooth things over—a classic "troublemaker."

All I want to say is that I feel the female lead is too much of a "white lotus" (a term for a seemingly innocent but actually manipulative woman), causing too much trouble for those around her. She doesn't even understand the actual situation regarding her martial arts skills, yet she rushes around treating people, and when falsely accused, she only says "the innocent will clear themselves."

The female protagonist should be beaten to death as soon as she goes out.

I don't know how to put it, but the plot and pacing of this book were incredibly frustrating. The character development of both the main and supporting characters was baffling; the good ones were stupid, and the bad ones were stupid too. It was inexplicably frustrating. The story itself had its appealing aspects as a medical drama, but the character development was truly baffling.