The Tang Dynasty's Female Coroner

I've been reading Xiu Tang's books, but this TV series adaptation makes me want to curse. Isn't good stuff always spoiled?

In ancient times, forensic medicine was called a doctor, and it was a lowly profession along with executioners, actors, etc. In ancient times, people looked down upon and despised people who had no human rights and could not be friends with high-ranking officials. Being friends with high-ranking officials and noble people would be looked down upon by others! Unless you are an emperor or someone particularly powerful

The writing is very good, the characters are vividly written, and the rhythm is well controlled. The only shortcoming is that the plot is not rigorous enough. There are no big problems with the case, but the excessive plot often makes people feel contradictory. Sometimes he has no money but spends a lot of money, sometimes he is very skilled but is easily subdued by a scumbag and so on. Generally speaking, it's okay, but the subject matter the author writes about is inevitably a bit demanding.

In the past, "Golden Jade Man Tang" sounded very good, and the titles of the books had many artistic conceptions. The current vernacular book titles are really 😥😥😥 But maybe the current trend is like this. Most of those book titles with beautiful artistic conception are no longer seen, they are all in vernacular, hey

I vomited, and the more I read, the more disappointed I became. The first 40% of the content is great, and the design of the characters and plot are amazing. Coupled with the author's calm writing style, it makes people want to read the next sentence after finishing one sentence. However, these were so stunning that the heroine began to leave home and go to Chang'an, and that was the end. It's getting more and more complicated, and I'm very confused without a goal. It can be seen that the author is very entangled in whether to let the heroine take the career line or the emotional line. It's also not clear which partner was given to the heroine, which caused the whole second half to collapse. Sad, lost, I really like the calm and confident heroine at the beginning. It may be that the author is not skilled enough and did not make good use of the early settings. I can't stand it when I read 60% of the story. The heroine has been relying on Xiao Song, and when it comes to framing these things, she doesn't rely on herself to solve the problem at all. It's too weak. The skills of the heroine in the whole story are just accessories on the path of the male protagonist's power. I'm a bit speechless… The biggest feeling is that the content in the early and later parts is too different. It feels like the author didn't want to write and just wrote randomly.

I always feel so sorry for Su Fu, giving and loving silently. Silently wishing you happiness. It was the first time I read a book and saw the male lead and the female lead together. It was very sad. If Su Fu and Ran Yan were together, would there be a different ending? Would there be a smile on Su Fu's face? "Personal thoughts, if you don't like it, don't troll me, you can pretend you don't see it"

The Female Forensic Doctor of the Tang Dynasty is one of my favorite books. I was really surprised and excited to see it being made into a TV series. However, I didn't want to watch it until I finished the first episode. It was so ruined! ! ! The TV series just borrows a shell of this book, right? Convinced

After reading more than 30 chapters, I had to stop and complain. The author's article can only be based on the plot. Many details are not good, inconsistent, or based on imagination, without seeing the actual objects, such as Taekwondo, making needles, Hua Tuo's prescriptions and the time when syphilis entered. Let's just talk about Hua Tuo's prescription for treating syphilis. If it existed before, why do we need to explain the influx of new generations? I'm talking about real history. Even if syphilis was introduced earlier in the fictional history, where did the real Hua Tuo's treatment prescription come from? If there is any Warren prescription, it is not the same as syphilis, it is just a similar inflammation. Let's talk about Taekwondo. I watched Taekwondo competitions, and I only saw the sensitive electronic strike points of the tape on the feet, and those precise and clever hand martial arts skills. Are there any in Taekwondo? I often see some articles in which they always use the black section of Taekwondo to express the protagonist's martial arts skills, but the moves used are all the theories in our Chinese martial arts. The final syringe created. Has the author actually seen the syringe and needle? The maid casually went to a jewelry store to get a syringe. She didn't see the actual thing. Can the needle match the syringe? Can it be put on? It's not just a hollow metal tube that can be put on the needle tube. You also said that it is made of iron and is relatively hard. So when it comes to the joint part, do you still need to use the pliers to pinch it and fit it?

To be honest, I feel that the heroine is very philanthropic, and the expression may not be accurate, but I really can't stand her behavior. She likes both Su Fu, Sangchen, and Xiao Song, but she likes Xiao Song a little more. Even though she has always emphasized that the heroine is not really in love with the other two, but every time the male partner encounters something, the heroine always does something outrageous regardless of the consequences. She knows it is unintentional, but she can't help it. It can't be ignored, and it will make you very angry. The male and female protagonists in the article are the same as before, but if it happened to me, they might go their separate ways and live well, or they might be angry for a while and pretend that it never happened, but there will always be a knot and I can't agree with their actions. But obviously this is the happy ending that everyone wants. This is probably the difference between reality and novels. Such pure emotions are still unexplored.

Hello Xiu Tang, I am a loyal reader of "Female Forensic Doctors of the Tang Dynasty". A few years ago, I began to look forward to the day when the work would be made into a TV series. So when the work was actually made into a TV series, I was looking forward to it, but after seeing the plot, I was really disappointed. I understand that the work should be appropriately deleted and modified when it is made into a film and television drama, but it cannot be changed beyond recognition. This TV series is not the "Female Forensic Doctor of the Tang Dynasty" at all in my mind. I don't know what you think as the "mother" of a "child". After selling the copyright, you no longer have any say in the work. In short, as a loyal reader of this work, I feel speechless and sad.