The Doctor Arrives at the Auspicious Hour

The heroine is a master of internal medicine, surgery, and can cure all kinds of ailments all over the body. Even the gods cannot catch up with her. She is truly a role model for all doctors throughout the ages to cure all diseases.

As a physician, the heroine is proficient in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, medicine, medical examination, and first aid after time travel. I can only sigh, it turns out that time travel is a golden road for further training to become a general practitioner. I hope that readers can view medicine objectively while praising the author. All the operations performed by the heroine are very rigorous, delicate and risky. They are not as easy as we see. Don't bring the medical knowledge gained from the book into real life.

I don't remember when I added this book to my bookshelf. I read it when I was in a book shortage. I have read more than 170 chapters so far. Overall, I feel that the writing is very good. The writing style and logic are smooth. The content is also good. It is worth recommending. I hope it doesn't break later~ Originally, I saw someone in the comments saying that the male protagonist was married for the second time and the female protagonist was married for the third time. I was quite worried. After reading so many times, I felt that the comment was too extreme. In the article, the female protagonist did have a crush on the male protagonist when she didn't know he had a wife, but the female protagonist did not accept the male protagonist's feelings even then, and she had no intention of accepting it until the male protagonist divorced (at least not until I saw the part!). As for how it will develop later, it all happened when both parties were single, and there is nothing wrong with it ~ If according to that comment, wouldn't all people who get married for the second time become mistresses! Let's talk about the male protagonist. The male protagonist's original wife was given a marriage when the male protagonist was seriously ill. Of course, the emperor who granted the marriage had no good intentions. In short, it was a conspiracy forced on the male protagonist. Even if there was no such conspiracy, the male protagonist would not be able to accept this original match. Could it be that he couldn't save himself even if he knew it was a conspiracy? ! If the same situation were placed on the heroine, the comments might not say that~ In short, because of the comment about the mistress, some people may miss a good book. I will share my opinions here, hoping to give some reference to those who are about to fall into the trap!

Why are there so many people watching every time I see him treating a disease? Isn't it a very serious matter for a doctor to treat a disease? It's not a show, so why are there so many people watching? How did these people get into the doctor's office? The heroine deliberately made people watch. Treatment is always inseparable from surgery, but there are many people who enjoy it. While they are desperately emphasizing disinfection, there are indeed many people who eat melon. . . Why does it feel like the heroine's solo show?

I like this kind of realistic writing

I am a first-marriage party, and I really dislike the male protagonist. I feel that the female protagonist is just a mistress. When the male protagonist flirts with the female protagonist while he has a wife, people who watch it will suffer from embarrassment. Moreover, he was still sick at that time and knew that he had no more than two years to live! Although they finally divorced! Regardless of whether it was his choice or not, the heroine is just a step-wife! Apart from the emotional line, I am actually one of the few good writers I have read!

An unmarried woman should be called "little daughter" or "chennu". How could she be called "concubine"? Concubine refers to a married person.

I love this storyline! But the author's logical thinking is not very good! It makes people confused!

It's so shocking, don't let them be separated in ancient times. . . 😭

I didn't want to watch it when I saw that the male protagonist was not Dong Zhao...