The Gentle Physician

The author believes that most people who travel to ancient times do so for two reasons: 1. They are men; 2. They cannot menstruate and are not normal women.

After reading the third chapter, I almost didn't want to continue. The female lead felt that the male lead, after being away for 10 years, would look down on her as his veiled wife upon his return, finding it repulsive. Even if she wasn't a time-traveler, but a native who had cared for his mother for 7 years during the war, would she still have such thoughts?

The female lead's character makes the story boring and uninteresting.

I'll leave this here first, and look back later when I have time...