Reborn as a Fiery Wife and Miracle Doctor

Great, I've added it to my bookshelf. Keep writing! I've been finding female-oriented novels quite enjoyable lately.

Very promising seedling, keep up the good work and grow into a great one!

Grandpa is still powerful and influential, so why didn't he realize he'd mistakenly identified his granddaughter? Didn't he even check beforehand? Luckily, the blood relation gave him some clue. Is Professor Shen Qing the female lead's father? After the car accident, Shen Yun's mother lied to him; were they both imposters?

Very good seedlings, already added to the bookshelf.

I was so tired of watching the earlier parts. Constantly fighting with these awful people, why didn't she rent a place with her mother instead of living with them? If she didn't have money, she could have sold the gifts people gave her as a token of gratitude! She could have sold the medicinal herbs from her spatial storage! Why did she have to live with these shameless people, giving them opportunities to harm her? Isn't she just asking for trouble? I really can't stand it anymore.

I can't understand how a mother can be so weak.

The male lead is immature and lacks any military bearing; he's too weak. The female lead also has a saintly complex. It seemed promising from the synopsis, but I couldn't continue after a few dozen chapters...

This is exhausting. The way the female lead's palace intrigue experience was deliberately downplayed for the sake of creating drama is just ridiculous. It's a headache to read, and it feels so idiotic.

The characters lack depth, the pacing is abrupt and simplistic, and the dialogue often made me forget the title suggests it's set in the 1980s. In short, the author needs to work harder!

The male lead seems a bit immature; he often gets angry and sullen without understanding the situation, and then shamelessly begs the female lead for forgiveness after learning the truth… Although it's meant to express his love for her, I just can't sense the aura of a military captain.