The Gentle Physician

The author thinks that most of the reasons for wearing clothes in ancient times are because of two reasons: 1. She is a man; 2. She is not a normal woman if she cannot menstruate.

After reading the third chapter, I feel like I don't want to read it. The heroine feels that the hero has been away for 10 years and when he comes back, he will despise her as his masked wife, which will be disgusting. Even if she is not a time-travelling woman, she is a native who took care of his mother for 7 years during the war. This kind of thinking, coupled with the fact that the author originally wrote that the heroine has no feelings for him and doesn't even want him to come back, suddenly it's like I have low self-esteem, will I dislike myself or something? Enmmm, I have mixed feelings. If the hero has been taken care of by her mother for the past seven years I think it's acceptable to ask the heroine to take care of her. After all, the hero comes back after he becomes famous, and he also relies on the hero and his mother to survive. How can the heroine be fine, and she can live well and have a good reputation? Even if the hero doesn't come back, she can live a good life. Why is it like that? That's it, and the author may not think it's right, so he added that the heroine also found an honest and sweet boyfriend in her previous life, and the hero's mother is also very similar to the heroine's mother. The heroine is willing to take care of the hero's mother, but she still doesn't understand.

The heroine's setting makes the story boring and unsightly.

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