Spring Returns

In the realm of historical romance novels for female readers, this female lead is quite outstanding. Although she also transmigrates into a doctor, her personality is straightforward and generous, her actions are clean and efficient, and she has no bizarre relatives.

I don't quite understand women's thinking. The story is good, but it seems the male lead is the one who started making things difficult for the female lead. He has power, doesn't value human life, and initially used a gambler to get revenge on the female lead, almost causing the gambler's child to die. This guy is the male lead? Why, from what perspective, would you make such a piece of trash the male lead?

If I hadn't followed Shu Chun to find the author, I would have missed this book. I wouldn't have gotten hooked just by looking at the title. The characters in this book are all very well-developed, especially those who play supporting roles in driving the plot. They don't appear often, but they all have their own lives.

I never expected that what I initially wrote about, being the lowest of professions, would turn out to be a lighthearted and funny story. But the humor turned out to be anything but lighthearted, full of strategy and scheming. In the end, it managed to create such a spectacular scene, full of intrigue and scheming. It was really well written, very exciting, very thrilling, and I really enjoyed it.

The story's protagonist is Sang Luo, a female doctor who treats men's ailments. She's a doctor who travels back to ancient times to treat men's ailments, and this very character setting reveals the predicament she faces. At the beginning, Sang Luo is forced to undergo a public examination because women are not allowed to practice medicine in a clinic.

The first version was a bit bland, and after reading the second version, I thought the next chapter would focus on the relationship between the male and female leads, so I was a little excited... I wanted to read it again, but then the third version came out. How long will it take for Dr. Sang to finally understand and interpret the male lead's feelings as trust?

When you're browsing for books, don't be fooled by the synopsis.

A fellow enthusiast recommended this book, so I came to check it out 🤓 The title was a bit confusing at first glance, but after reading the synopsis... It turns out the female lead's profession is quite unique 😂😂😂 The book is about highly educated people going to various backward eras...

The old swan is so beautiful!

Every night before bed, I usually pick a book and set it to listen for half an hour, and I usually fall asleep in less than half an hour. I initially set this book to half an hour, but I couldn't fall asleep. I extended it to half an hour twice more, but still couldn't fall asleep. I then set it to an hour several times, but still couldn't fall asleep.