Splendor in the Healing Arts

I can't say how amazing this book is, but it's still hard to put down. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, making it fascinating to watch. The plot has no major ups and downs, but it can capture your heart and make you eager to know the subsequent plot. In short, it is good-looking and very interesting!

After reading more than 100 chapters, I couldn't bear it any longer. At first, I was very satisfied with the heroine's character as a contemporary female Zhuge who knows astronomy and geography. I forgot about the actual situation of her being a minor and was full of expectations. Later, when I got together with the male protagonist, I was reminded how stupid it is to expect a minor to have a normal mind. The male protagonist is in his twenties. He encounters a crying girl who comforts her affectionately. When the female protagonist sees it, he is forgiven with just one kiss. He also forbids the female protagonist from getting too close to other flower protectors. Oh, you are only allowed to comfort the woman who forced me to give up my title as County Lord and I forced me to give up my engagement with you, and you are not allowed to say angry words. Forget it, I write faster and faster after the key points, as if the editor is forcing me to make up the word count. I really can't stand it anymore.

The first few dozen chapters are quite interesting, and the heroine is described as very powerful and sensible. However, the style of painting changes suddenly in the second chapter. The heroine didn't like the hero very much in the previous chapter, but she fell in love with him in the next chapter. She suddenly felt that Ziweier was very good, but later it became more pretentious and the plot was average.

Pretty good! The extra is well written! Like!

From the beginning, I felt that the relationship between the characters was quite confusing, and the writing style was average. Moreover, the heroine was reborn in someone else, and she didn't see much progress. The article mentions that four or five people have to say that she is talented from the side, and it is enough to mention her once. And since she doesn't want to live in the world, there should be a few more chapters. How many words should be used to repeat the same thing? Let's also use some words. In Chapter 9, he kept saying that she was talented and looked down upon life and death, and how good she was in the eyes of others. When I mentioned my previous life, I didn't clearly explain my family's identity, and I didn't write down anything about what my position should be. Do you want me to figure it out on my own?

The overall plot is quite colorful, and it's the kind of book that you can read slowly, but it won't make you unable to stop reading. There are no characters like White Lotus and Green Tea in the whole book. It basically revolves around the "revenge + emotional line" of the reborn female protagonist and the male protagonist's plan. The female protagonist is almost all-talented, and basically everyone loves it, so there are several male supporting characters, and of course the male protagonist is also very good. Some details of the story were not explained in place, and the heroine's emotional line was quite exaggerated.

An extraordinary rebirth plot, the heroine's two life experiences make people feel heartbroken. Although there are so many people competing for love, she is persistent in her inner desire. The vigorous love, even if it is bumpy, is very touching. All in all, I still think I can recommend it.

The heroine is as pale as a chrysanthemum, and there are orchids in the empty valley, raised in a deep boudoir where no one knows her. But his words and deeds are like running out to be in the limelight regardless of time and place, so that he has blossomed into a peach blossom, unwilling to be unknown inside. Personality and words and deeds are diametrically opposed to each other. In real life, I hate this kind of duplicity.

Sorry, I read more than 20 chapters, but it has nothing to do with the word "medicine". It just keeps saying that after the heroine changed her body, she found that all the men who had met her before were obsessed with her. People all over the country thought she was smart and wise. After she changed her body, everyone thought she was too temperamental and awesome. Even the men were impressed. Then I kept foreshadowing and foreshadowing, and even after I finished my writing, I didn't explain it. I just thought about where to write and I didn't want to be in the limelight. I let my sister do it. In order to get a painting of my previous life, I finally couldn't help being in the limelight. . . I can't stand it anymore. I can only say that it's too different for my taste. I don't think I'll watch it again.

I don't know how this score was obtained. This kind of score can only be regarded as average among the rebirth articles I have read, and some typos have to be ignored. There were too many typos in the middle and later stages of the article, and the logic in some places didn't work, and it wasn't rigorous enough! For example, when the heroine gave birth to twins, the doctor could tell by taking her pulse. However, she didn't know they were twins until after they were born. The midwife's acting skills were awkward. [Also, there's another one.] I just want to ask, an experienced midwife would know they were twins just by touching her belly. She wouldn't have waited until the heroine had a stomachache to realize that there was another twin, right?! The heroine was originally a cold and reviled character, but in the middle and later stages, her cold personality collapsed, and she cried at every turn. How fragile is a person who has lived for two lives? Is a person with a blood feud so fragile? Even if the male protagonist is doting on his wife, this crying image is completely inconsistent with the previously written image of the temperamental female protagonist, right? The author also slapped himself in the face. He first spoiled the story by saying that the meeting between Su You and the heroine was the last one, which spoiled everyone to death. In the end, the palace changed and Su You suddenly fell from the sky. In fact, at this time, Su You's presence or absence did not affect the plot (because everyone has accepted that Su You is dead). I didn't feel the role of resurrecting Su You? In short, this article is not rigorous enough and not connected enough. I endured a lot of complaints before reading the main text (because I wanted to see why everyone rated it so highly). I didn't read the extras because I didn't have the interest to continue reading. I just wanted to skip and find a good book to read! I must write a book review just to remind myself that this book is not good, so I won't read it next time!