A Flourishing Journey Through Medicine

He has such high medical skills, but he is too stupid. He obviously knows how to make medicines, so why don't he take some medicine to protect himself? It's really speechless, that is, she is the heroine, and in any other drama, she wouldn't be able to survive even one episode.

The unacceptable shortcomings are too obvious, but I endured Chapter 53, It's because I like medical literature very much. I won't repeat what I complained about before. This chapter appears again, As a doctor, isn't it common sense that "human life is fragile"? Is this the right time to express random emotions? Maybe it would be better to express it in a different way of dialogue or description! By the way, I forgot to mention it before, In the chapters of Mrs. Li, Mrs. Zhang, and Mrs. Qi, The author has a deep myth about Bu Yao!

The heroine is so stupid, but I can't stop watching it

The synopsis of this book seems to be somewhat interesting, but the heroine is really an idiot and has been deceived time and time again. There is a bottom line when it comes to saving people, right? Every time she saves someone, it's always a trouble, but the heroine says she's someone who's afraid of trouble. But after reading so many chapters, I feel like the heroine is a bit nosy 🙂. Before, I thought, well, the heroine still needs to grow up. These should be written by the author to temper the heroine. But, especially when I saw the heroine saving the old woman in the mutton soup restaurant, I really couldn't bear it anymore! They didn't ask you to go, but if you go and make a mess, the key is that they don't appreciate it. Regardless of the safety of his companions, and relying on his own strength to put the entire team into a situation where everyone is despised, I really rolled my eyes. To be honest, the author's setting that witch doctors have more status than plain doctors was originally a very novel subject, but the author spent too much writing, and even after so many chapters, I really didn't see any sign of a reversal, but the heroine was increasingly doubting herself. Although I knew there might be some reversal of the status of witch doctors and plain doctors in the future, the first few hundred chapters written by the author have exhausted my curiosity and patience. Doctors are also human beings. Medical ethics does not mean that you have to treat others if they treat you badly. Only those who respect doctors are worthy of being treated by doctors. Although the heroine is only a plain doctor, she should have her own pride. It is not because the witch doctor has a high status or power that she will be timid, nor because the people think that plain doctors are useless. The patient is critically ill, and he only believes in witch doctors but not plain doctors. If witch doctors can't cure him, should the heroine still have to endure the blind eye to treat others? Sorry, I really can't understand this strong woman. The above is just my personal opinion, not well thought out. If there is any conflict, please don't criticize me, thank you!

I rarely write reviews. The plot is originally going to be a good one, but why is the heroine so stupid? I really like it... I can't watch it anymore.

I can't figure out why the author wants to create a naive, stupid, pretentious, and nymphomaniac protagonist? Do you want to assume the identity of a time-traveling medical talent? He is so stupid. He is a pig teammate but he repeatedly acts like a virgin. He shows off his innocence and brings trouble to the people around him. It makes people feel depressed after reading it. Is this article just to make readers sick?

The heroine is too stupid and white. Although I haven't finished reading it, it is rare for a novel to make me feel that if there is a male protagonist, the male protagonist should despise the female protagonist and abandon the female protagonist. The heroine has the constitution of a trouble maker or a white lotus lady, but has no ability to make things right. She is commonly known as the trouble maker. If this type of heroine were in an idol novel, she would be the kind of heroine who needs an awesome male protagonist to clean up the mess. However, the heroine can only rely on her looks to make a living, but she has to rely on her IQ and ability to survive. Do you think she is living too happily? She feels that there are too many good times, but no matter how good the awesome male protagonist is, she is not as good as the author's own mother.

I just want to say that I feel that the heroine is really too white, too capable of causing trouble for people around her. She has no idea about the actual status of her martial arts skills. She rushes around to treat people, and when she is framed, it only means that the innocent will self-examine. She is framed and ruined by people everywhere, but she still doesn't change her habit of treating strangers even when she sees them. He almost went to a town and was hunted down by the town's witch doctor. The content is quite good, but the character of the heroine is really unbearable. She is too aggrieved and has too much unnecessary kindness. When there is not enough strength, too much kindness will only bring disaster to herself and those around her. It's better to strengthen your strength or learn to practice medicine in disguise. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. The content of the writing is fine, but the character and style are not.

The heroine should be beaten to death when she goes out

I don't know how to put it, the plot and story rhythm of this book are very unpleasant. The character settings of the protagonist and supporting characters make me speechless. The good ones are stupid and the bad ones are stupid, which makes people feel unspeakable. The story is attractive in terms of 'medicine', but the character setting is really speechless