The Divine Doctor's Ugly Concubine

The writing is quite good, and the plot is also acceptable, but there are too many typos. Just pay attention to the typos.

The titles and generational relationships are confused; children born to concubines cannot call their concubines "mother." The female protagonist repeatedly refers to Aunt Zheng as "mother," and the three sons of the Mi family also call Guo "mother," which is incorrect. There are too many typos; it's giving me a headache.

It's pretty good, but the updates are too slow.

I'm currently reading "The Doctor's Wife Who Rules the World," which is probably not by the same author, but I hope the writing style can be maintained. If the author of "The Ugly Doctor's Wife" is using a novel plagiarism stunt, I advise them to stop!

I really enjoyed reading it, but there were too many mistakes in the character names and typos. However, the content was good, so please try to update more often!

What's with the constant switching between Xia Yu and Xia Xue? Is this some kind of mute person trying to speak without using sign language? How can someone with their hands tied use sign language? Are they treating people like idiots?

I liked the beginning of the series, until I saw that the male lead had slept with that woman surnamed Su. In such a feudal era, sleeping together was just... It made me feel really uncomfortable, and I couldn't continue watching.

Um, this novel is exactly the same as the one I read before.

I usually give positive reviews, and the beginning was alright, although there were numerous typos, and the author's generational naming conventions kept changing throughout the chapters. However, it became unreadable after the female lead got pregnant.

Ling Shan has a miscarriage one minute, and then the baby is still there, and it's even the second young master of the Qin family's child. Has the author forgotten everything? 😰😰😰