The Divine Doctor and Poisonous Empress: The Evil Prince’s Sole Favorite

Hmm, I don't want to read the comments section anymore.

I can't tell the difference between cousins ​​and cousins. It's the first time I know that some daughters of their father's brothers are called cousins. After reading more than ten chapters, it's hard to make people want to read it. There is nothing new.

The writing is too poor, the plot is not vivid and boring It's so poorly written, it's one of the ugliest books I've ever read.

Those who read it patiently will easily find the highlights of this book. Many of the scheming and strategies are really interesting. Although it is not serious, there are typos, character relationships, etc., But there are also merits.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh do the male protagonists have so few roles? It's boring. There are so many supporting characters and I can't figure out the relationship between the characters.

The male protagonist has too few scenes!!! It's so pitiful that I can't sympathize with the male protagonist more than a supporting character.

The male protagonist of this novel has very few roles, much less than I expected. This is the one in which the male protagonist has the least amount of roles in many novels that I have seen. I suggest the author not to write too few roles for the male protagonist in the future (this is just my personal suggestion)

Why do I not want to read the comments after seeing them?

I like watching it very much

To be honest, I was reading another novel at the same time, which was updated at about the same speed, but I had almost forgotten who the male protagonist was in this one. . . . There are really a lot of typos, although the plot is indeed OK and the characters are very fleshed out. But I would like to say that the author's emotional line in a book is so slow, and the plot design involves too many people, it will definitely be difficult to end, and the story will be very long. All in all, it's still relatively worth seeing.