The Country Doctor

Personally, I dislike mindless harem novels. A friend recommended "Wild Doctor," a novel with a single female lead, but after reading the first dozen or so chapters, I felt something was off. First, there's that female nurse who got tired of playing around and went looking for a more honest man. To be honest, I don't really like that kind of woman, but her abortion...

I like to look at the table of contents first when reading a book. When I saw the section about marrying one's sister-in-law, I couldn't accept it. I'm making this comment because of the author's explanation. I've read a passage in *Ji Gong* where the protagonist takes care of his sister-in-law to the point of bed 😅.

Where's the protagonist's intelligence? He just got scammed by his own villagers into practicing medicine without a license! And now he's already going around treating patients in different villages? Does he forget his mistakes? Don't blame me for being blunt, but no normal person would do that.

I feel that current medical novels on Qidian, especially those focusing on traditional Chinese medicine, are mostly about power struggles and scheming, lacking the ethereal quality of a true doctor. They have medical skills but no medical ethics.

It's not a harem/stud novel, yet he's involved with his brother's wife? That's disgusting.

The protagonist is such a saint, treating people for free. He claims to be indifferent to money and want a carefree life, so why doesn't he just own a 10-acre orchard? Doesn't that sound exhausting? The most disgusting thing is that the female lead is actually his sister-in-law with a child—she's practically a happy-go-lucky father!

It's well-written, but the ideas are a bit contradictory. I don't understand why, when writing a book about doctors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), doctors are expected to be so benevolent as to be abnormally obsessive, scrambling to treat both good and bad patients without considering the consequences—families ruined, lives destroyed. Is this how positive energy is supposed to be represented?

The entire story is a drawn-out romance. And the romance is fine, but raising someone else's daughter, marrying his brother's wife, and he's having a blast... What kind of taste is that?! If I didn't enjoy medical novels and wasn't experiencing a reading slump, I would have just skipped it.

My brother's wife! I can't accept that, I immediately turned her away.

What kind of nonsense is this? The logic is nonsensical. Thumbs down.