My Medical Skills Won Over My Arrogant Husband

The female protagonist uses lime, camellia oil, and chicken feathers to treat large-area burns... Isn't she afraid of infection? She even claims that modern medicine doesn't know about such an effective folk remedy, and even if they did, they wouldn't bother using it...

The book title makes me think that studying medicine is just for the sake of becoming a Mary Sue protagonist.

This is the most depressing time-travel novel I've ever read. The male lead is clueless, and the female lead is overly cautious. There's no genuine love between them throughout the entire story; they're just living together out of convenience. The main problem is that even after being reborn, the male lead is still so useless. So many rebirths throughout the entire story—is that really a good thing? In my opinion, it's truly garbage.

I found it quite engaging, especially the side stories, which were very well-written. The only drawback was the frequent mispronunciation of character names.

Both of my sisters-in-law have transmigrated. Isn't that a bit too much?

As for Ms. Tian, ​​let's give her some medicine. Simply put, the problem is that you played by the rules, while she threw a flurry of punches. Wouldn't it be better if everyone threw flurries? Let's see who has the hardest fist. That's how low the bar is.

Is this book plagiarized or inspired by Winter Willow's "A Perfect Match"? Anyway, I really like "A Perfect Match" and hope it's not plagiarism.

I'm a long-time fan of Peach, having followed her since Xiaoxiang. Unfortunately, her new book, which is about to launch, can only be published on Qidian.