Madam, Her Medical Skills Are Unparalleled

I can always say a few words after I fully booked it. I read this book because of the title: "Marriage first, love later, a hero in troubled times, unparalleled medical skills, a concubine's revenge." I followed the book from investing in the new book to today's finale. It turns out that these keywords are all just a superficial taste. The process of love is a phenomenon of erotic transference of doctor-patient transference. I can't bear it. Let's wait for you to have a love story after marriage. The result tells me that it will be over after marriage, and the rest will be in the extra story. The Hero of Troubled Times, you said in the early stage that you have no disobedience, so I can continue to read it for the sake of the female channel not writing about fighting for hegemony. Then his medical skills are unparalleled, and the result is to open a college to treat biochemical warfare. Revenge is not as satisfying as a small fight. The whole feeling is that I have traveled through time and space, isolated from the world, watching a farce quietly. I feel very detached and have no sense of participation in this world.

It's a bit of not enlightening for the sake of not enlightening. In fact, since we have already intervened in the government affairs, we can start conflicts on this, and then focus on the triangle relationship. It is a bit too childish. Besides, who would be so ignorant, especially if the core is time-travelling. Children in kindergartens now understand it.

The heroine and the hero are in love, and the heroine has been letting things take their own course and slowly opening up to the hero. As a result, the male protagonist's brother has always been yin and yang, accusing the female protagonist of always hanging on to the male protagonist. Just because it is not easy for the male protagonist to raise his brothers and sisters, and the male protagonist's brother is a so-called "brother control", he has to morally kidnap the female protagonist and force her to accept the male protagonist immediately. If you don't accept it, you will show your true colors, reduce the person to dust, and say that she is nothing. It's very strange for the heroine to realize that her emotions don't come from this way. It also dwarfs the female protagonist: (1) The pressure and accusations from the male protagonist's family on the female protagonist. (2) The male protagonist should be paired with a woman who has more family and support to make the female protagonist feel that she is not worthy of the male protagonist. (3) Keep describing how powerful and difficult the male protagonist is, and why the female protagonist still doesn't realize it. The heroine did not react at all to the moral kidnapping and accusations from his family. The role of this medical skill is a bit in vain. He is looked down upon by the male protagonist's family for curing illnesses and saving lives. Finally, as the finale approaches, the greatness of the heroine is highlighted through relief efforts for malaria and other diseases. I just want to say, this is a female channel. When can we focus on shaping the subjectivity of the female protagonist?

The heroine was a little too cautious, so she acted very

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Everything else is good, but I think the author likes to use the word "is" too much. It's awkward sometimes. I wish it could be used less often.

Overall it's good, the plot is engaging and a bit buggy.

Why is there no content in chapters 36 to 55, only "what the author says", and no comments. The latest released chapters 56 and 57 are normal. You can read a few lines without subscribing. You can browse the entire chapter after subscribing. I have read many books with inverted V before, but this is not the case.