The Female Doctor of the 1980s

I think the supporting characters in the book are problematic. Too many of them are courting disaster. They've already suffered greatly, yet they still seem determined to ruin themselves. Such people exist in reality, but those who are more successful than others at least have the ability to assess situations; they wouldn't be so easily exploited.

It's really well-written, but I felt a little sad after reading it. I felt like the female lead's future was pretty much set: a wealthy socialite. Sigh, I really hoped the male lead wouldn't appear. But in urban novels, without a male lead, the story loses a lot of length. Keep up the good work, author! It's already May, so I'm saving my monthly votes for you. I hope it can be released by mid-month. Keep up the good work!

The person who said it was really well-written and had sixteen likes was probably a shill, right?! I really don't want to be called a troll, but I really can't stand it. The concept of a "true healer" must originate from a cultivation world. With such powerful elder brothers and sisters-in-law, the female lead always talks a big game but acts utterly spineless.

The author is working hard to build up a backlog of chapters, so you can all read on without worry!

This book is ruined by the male lead. He's neither domineering nor capable, and he's even effeminate. Sigh, I only really like the female lead, but I just can't stand the male lead.

I couldn't continue after reading the chapter about the Junior Uncle. First of all, the female lead is a divine healer, so it's practically an ironclad rule in the novel world that the male lead gets injured. Then, let's leave the male lead aside. The female lead has lived for over three thousand years and has never been in a relationship.

Wishing you great success with your new book! Keep it up! 💪

Having read over 400 chapters, it seems like every single person in the world has been drawn into this book. One or two might be acceptable, but too many result in repetitive, similar plots that are exhausting to read. There are also numerous typos, and the supporting characters' storylines are often mixed up, such as the flower-growing expert, Master Dong, and the painting-obsessed Master Han. I sincerely suggest that there be fewer awful extras and fewer repetitive, similar plots.

I still feel that the male lead is too weak and doesn't deserve the female lead.

The female lead's characterization in this book contradicts the plot in so many ways. She's supposed to be a medical goddess, but even a cultivator reborn with different perspectives than an ordinary person would have different views. Yet, she's completely aligned with the views of an ordinary person. Sigh, and she keeps calling herself a medical goddess.