
The Divine Doctor and Poisonous Consort Won't Leave the Hall
神医毒妃不下堂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Court Scheming Romance
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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This novel is about the open and secret fights between princes. Therefore, in ancient times, only men could enjoy the blessings of three wives and four concubines. It really did not benefit women and children at all. There were conflicts between relatives, let alone half-mothers. The emperor had three palaces and six courtyards, and countless children. The women were jealous, and the princes killed each other for benefit. It is really sad! The women around the male protagonist here, including his mother-in-law, are not good people. They have been hurting him all the time. Only the female protagonist is dedicated to him. Although the female protagonist always sides with the male protagonist and sometimes makes her really angry, she cannot live up to her expectations. After learning that the male protagonist uses her to detoxify herself and cure her legs, or to save others, or to threaten her to stay, she cannot leave gracefully without being owed any money. I really owe it to the male protagonist for not giving up and looking for the male protagonist after marrying the princess. If the princess is not a bad person, then the female protagonist's behavior has harmed others and herself. In reality, such a character is a mistress. It is a pity that the author has set the male protagonist's princess as a bad person, so readers will not think that the princess is pitiful. Interested book friends should read it by themselves!
Could it be that my reading comprehension skills have declined, or did the author get the character's name wrong? Isn't the male protagonist Mu Changfeng? Why is it Murong Xu who has a bridal chamber with the heroine?
Looks good, the storyline is well designed
It feels very uninteresting to watch.
Aren't all the people in the world never paying attention to it? If it were me, I would save Murong Xu and then ignore him again
I think this book is well written and expresses people's inner feelings in words!
Just looking at this punctuation mark makes my head hurt.
Double quotation marks are everywhere, it makes me embarrassed and gives me cancer
Very exciting
I feel that the heroine is a bit like a white lotus sometimes, and Lan Gong Zhilan is so bad, but I gave her the antidote