A Bond Forged by Medicine

I can only get through this one of hope Xing's books; the others are... Well, let's just say they're not good enough.

Perhaps if the reading order were reversed, I would persevere to the end. First of all, let me state that I do not like stories that are overly satisfying or those featuring naive, sweet, and scheming characters. This book was written by hope Da a long time ago, so it still has a gap compared to his later works.

I'd even forgotten whether I'd read this book or not. Taking another look, I can attest to the quality of hope Da's work. In terms of story, I like "Vermilion" the most, but in terms of writing style, "The Great Princess" is the best.

The best of all is "The Great Princess" by Xi Da. I've already watched it four times and can't stop. I'll definitely rewatch it again soon. The daily banter between Aoko and the four masters is the most hilarious, and writing poems for Huai is the most satisfying. 😁

Of all of hope Da's works, this one features my favorite male protagonist! 💕

Both the plot and the arrangement of the story are quite good; it's enjoyable.

I'll help the master on behalf of my son. Seeing this sentence brought tears to my eyes.

I love Xie Siniang so much! I haven't cried in a long time, but when I saw Xie Siniang die, I couldn't help but shed tears! I really love how this character is written!

Of all the male protagonists hope Xing writes about, I like Lu Yan the most. He's faithful to his lover and pure in both body and mind. 😌😌😌

The female lead's life is so stifling. Although I know her aunt means well, her hysterical behavior is incredibly annoying. The female lead doesn't seem like a modern person at all.