Reborn, the Divine Physician's True Heiress Is Always Crushing Her Enemies
重生后，神医真千金总在虐渣
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What is Tang Yuyi's character design? Seeing this, I feel she should have at least some observational skills, right? For example, when Shen Yu and Feng Yan were talking, Tang Yuyi was there, but she didn't seem to notice anything during their interaction. She's like someone completely isolated, unable to sense Feng Yan's feelings through his reactions? Isn't she supposed to be a true immortal? 😅😅This character design seems a bit strange.🤔🤔
I've only just started watching, so I won't jump to conclusions about the content yet. But there's one thing I really find uncomfortable: is the age setting of the male and female leads really okay? One is 28, the other 16. And the male lead's family is quite supportive, constantly asking the female lead if she has a boyfriend. She's only 16! Just because she's good-looking, does it matter if she's an adult or not? It's so jarring.
Let's talk about the female lead.
Why didn't the female lead learn modern Chinese characters immediately? Because she didn't feel it was that urgent. As a cultivator capable of moving mountains and filling seas, she wouldn't think that being illiterate meant she couldn't survive in society; she had at least some basic self-confidence. Secondly, her most pressing matter was curing the male lead; everything else was secondary.
Dear newcomers, please bookmark this page if you like it, and click the "X" if you don't.
Dear newcomers, please bookmark this page if you like it, and click the "X" if you don't. If you enjoy it, please share it on QQ, Weibo, or similar platforms.
It's been three hundred years, and the female protagonist still remembers that rented house. Is that plausible?
Even when a person is seventy or eighty years old, at the end of their life, they will still remember the meaningful things and places from their childhood. The rented room is a place deeply etched in the female protagonist's memory; setting aside the hardships she endured there, it was the place where she died alone, so it's normal for her to remember it.
Let's start a thread: Who do you think will confess first, Xiaoyi or her brother? And how will they confess?
As the title suggests, who do you think will confess their feelings first, Xiaoyi or her brother? And how will they confess?
Let's start a thread and talk about everyone's age, occupation, and favorite novel genres.
Let's start a thread and talk about everyone's age, occupation, favorite novel genres, and what kind of plots we think are the sweetest and most enjoyable. First of all, the author has stated that this article is aimed at readers under the age of 25. Is the author's target audience accurate?
If you don't like it, please don't hurt it! Click the "X" if you don't like it!
Meeting is fate. If you like this book, great! Let's embark on a sweet and refreshing journey together. If you don't like it, just click the "X" and leave no trace. See you again in the future, or perhaps we'll never meet again and see what fate brings us together.
Babies, "The Great Physician: My Spoiled Life" is about to begin!
My darlings, the next installment of this book—"The Great Physician: My Spoiled Life"—is about to begin! Please add it to your pre-order list and keep an eye on the latest updates!
Is it really appropriate for the author to portray the entertainment industry like Notre Dame? The director on set treats the female lead like her father?! It's painful to watch!