Apprentice, Sew Your Master’s Wife Back Together!

If the protagonist was an ordinary person in his previous life, and only became like this in this life because he received a cheat code, then he could be called a saintly protagonist. However, the protagonist was a doctor in his past life. Although there are many unethical doctors in modern times, there are far more good doctors. One must learn medical ethics before studying medicine. This aspect of the protagonist actually highlights his commitment to his true self.

So you mean after enduring so much, enduring the most disgusting plot points, you're telling me you can't continue writing? Is the book performing poorly? Are there few follow-up subscriptions? Just write normally, stop suppressing your feelings, write about everyday life and skirt around the edges—is that so hard to do?

Wow! Super assembly!

What I really want to see is someone who retains their original consciousness; that's what true resurrection is. If someone's consciousness is mixed in or they've undergone a complete transformation, are they still the same person? Maybe I'm just a germaphobe, but I can't stand this. Let's see how the author writes next. 🙂🙂🙂

This book is indeed somewhat disgusting as a web novel. The well-developed and successfully crafted characters are killed off. However, the author could have chosen not to write a web novel, but rather a profound tragedy, later including Liu Lingxiao as part of the "marriage-building" process, before bringing the story to its conclusion.

The previous book felt a bit too melodramatic and sentimental, and after catching up, I didn't want to continue reading. I stopped following it when the female empress became the main character, and I don't know what the tone of this one will be.

Is the cost of cutting books too low? 😓

Please keep up the style of the previous book! It's clear the author put a lot of effort into "The Defeated Empress," with many foreshadowing elements later resolved, making it a very enjoyable read. I hope this book is even more exciting than the previous one. And the author can't function without spiritual support, right? Every book has that. ==

I think the author is getting a bit stuck on the details. First, the point about framing the good guys doesn't need to be ignored. It's not that framing the good guys is bad, but it's easy to get criticized, especially for mistreating the female lead. After all, people read novels for the thrill, and nobody wants good people to go unrewarded in a virtual world.

I ordered the book, and then you fucking said you abandoned it. If I want to criticize you, I have to subscribe to it.