The Beloved Wife and Skilled Healer
娇妻良医
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Women’s Fiction So Good You Can’t Put It Down
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Lingering Sentiments Amid Fluttering Robes
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The Books That Walked with Me in 2018
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A Lifetime Together
Pale green mist dances softly; across the boundless sea, I gaze toward purple bamboo at the edge of the world. One dance in a lifetime, watched by one person; one dance is enough for a lifetime!
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It seems the author doesn't understand traditional Chinese medicine. Although the author says that all the prescriptions in the book are from major medical classics and folk remedies, the author's original words are true and usable. However, we would like to remind everyone of the following! Do not use it indiscriminately!!! Please, please do not use it carelessly!!
I stumbled upon this book and only skimmed through it initially. Later, I reread it carefully from beginning to end. The author put in a lot of effort in each chapter, no empty promises. The plot is interesting, fresh, and engaging. The author seems to have written as ideas came to mind, although there were occasional minor inconsistencies, perhaps due to the long hiatus.
After reading a few chapters, I have to ask, what makes the female lead so confident that she can destroy the Ming Dynasty? She's only just transmigrated and she already wants to help her son rebel. A traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, just by reading history books, can become a military strategist, or even save a nation? Does transmigrating through reading make one omnipotent?
I have a question: Which group of people are the ones who insist on stealing gold? Aren't they the ones who hide it in human corpses and bury it at the scene of the crime? Why does it need to be dug out, hidden inside the horse's belly, and dug out again before it can be melted into other shapes?
The author is very skilled in character portrayal, plot handling, and scene rendering.
As a casual reader, I found the plot and characters of this novel quite engaging, but I sometimes felt there were issues with the writing style and looked forward to better prose.
This is a good book, keep it up! 🙂
Great book! Keep up the good work, author! The clicks and recommendations are getting higher and higher, it's sure to be a hit.
Five votes a day! Please hurry up, everyone!!!
I initially thought the first male character in the book would be the protagonist, but the author defied expectations. Zhang Xu was merely cannon fodder, setting the stage for the female protagonist's transmigration. However, I was still happy to see Zhang Xu's role; after all, someone as selfish as him deserves to die.