Back to the 1990s: The True Heiress Conquers Everyone With Her Medical Skills

At the beginning of the book, apart from some typos, the content was acceptable. However, it got worse and worse as it went on. The worst characters were like cockroaches, constantly popping up to slander the female lead, and a bunch of idiots believed the slander. I endured it until the female lead started college, but then I couldn't continue reading. Even though it's free to read these days, I still can't stand it and have decided to delete the book.

This book is too violent; I don't recommend it to people with weak moral compass.

The female lead seems like a fighting cock, always getting into fights with people, even over the smallest things, to the point of life and death. It's too intense.

I couldn't stand it anymore, so I checked the ending. Seriously, it's ridiculous! If the author can't write well, they shouldn't write at all. This book is like an old woman's foot-binding cloth—long, rotten, and stinky. It's incredibly annoying to read. I'm speechless.

I didn't understand the description. Can someone explain to me what "never passed down from my ancestors" means?

This is the novel with the most typos and grammatical errors I've ever read... Anyone who can endure this for ten minutes is truly impressive...

This book on traditional Chinese medicine, Fat Mama's Return to the 90s, and the surgeon are all really well-written so far. Keep it up!

They're either fighting or on their way to fight; there are hardly any good people among them. It's incredibly unlucky.

The show focuses on the extreme characters, but there's very little description of the female lead's expertise in Traditional Chinese Medicine. This is off-topic!

This book was really tiring to read. It felt like the female lead was always surrounded by awful people, like an unkillable cockroach. The whole book felt like it was just about confronting these awful people.