The Country Doctor

Personally, I hate stupid stories about stallion harems. A friend recommended The Wild Doctor with a single female protagonist and read the first dozen chapters. I always feel like something is wrong. First of all, there is the female nurse who is tired of playing games and looking for an honest man. To be honest, I really don't like this kind of woman, but her abortion... Is it necessary to say it? Just say it's not your thing and refuse. The second issue is the sister-in-law issue. She avenged her brother and took care of her mother and daughter. Then I read the comments and it seems that she accepted it. I don't look down on the identity of a widow, but I always feel that it is unpleasant. Brothers and wives are not polite or something? I always feel that taking in my brother's wife and children is a bit poisonous

When I read a book, I like to read the table of contents first. When I saw the question about marrying my sister-in-law, I felt that I couldn't accept it. I posted this comment because of the author's explanation. I read a section of Jigong's book where he took care of his sister-in-law until she went to bed 😅. I felt that after my husband died, I would not be able to live alone as a woman. Do brothers think that after the death of their eldest brother, they took care of their sister-in-law for a long time and became in love? Aren't they afraid of what others will say? Don't say it in person. Later, I will also say that this has happened since ancient times. There is no need for brothers to take care of their sisters-in-law. They must be together. They say that they have been in love for a long time. There is no ambiguity in normal times, so the love is just flirting with each other 😤. Is there no other woman around? Or do you think that the only sister-in-law in the world can marry your sister-in-law when your elder brother dies? Isn't this a bad intention for these people to help? 😤

What is the author's protagonist's IQ? Someone from the same village just tricked me into practicing medicine without a license!     ？ Remember to eat but not to fight? 😤 Don't blame me for speaking badly, normal people don't do that.

I feel that the current starting point medical novels, especially Chinese medicine, are all about various power struggles and various mental tricks. They lack the fairy spirit of being a doctor. There are medical skills but no medical ethics.

It's not a harem stud story, but it's about having a brother's wife. It's really disgusting.

The main character, the Holy Mother, treats people for free. He also said that he was indifferent to money and wanted to be free, so why don't you give up the entire 10-acre orchard? The most disgusting thing is that the heroine is actually the sister-in-law who takes care of the child. She really loves to be a father.

The writing is relatively good, but the thoughts are a bit contradictory. I don't know if I am writing a book about doctors at the beginning, and I want doctors to be benevolent to the point of perversion. Good patients and bad patients are rushed to see the doctor without considering the consequences, and the family is ruined and the family is ruined. Is it so difficult to express positive energy in this way?

The whole text is a procrastinating emotional article. Feelings are just feelings. Raising someone else's daughter and marrying your brother's wife is not a happy thing. . . . What a taste. If I didn't like reading medical texts and was short of books, I would have just forked it.

Brothers and wives! I can't accept it, so I will persuade you to quit.

What are you writing about? Confused logic, bad review