The Wrong Bride: The Imperial Uncle Divorces the Physician

I read more than 100 chapters and it was so boring.

The writing is pretty good. Accessible.

In his previous life, he was a special forces soldier. In this life, he was so weak that his wrist was so weak that he couldn't get rid of it. It was still bruised and almost broken. The enemy harmed her again and again, but the heroine occasionally punished her with small punishments and severe punishments. The rest of her days were spent confidently entering traps again and again and waiting for the escape from the secret room. The majestic princess goes by herself wherever she goes, and does everything herself. Any cat or dog can ask her to meet her. This kind of person should open a traditional Chinese medicine clinic in his hometown in the countryside for the rest of his life.

I really can't stand the plot behind it. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Doesn't look good. It's a bit perfunctory, dragging out specific details and repeatedly talking nonsense.

I can't stand it anymore. A modern independent young woman who traveled through time and space has just started to be self-reliant. She gives up her freedom and joins the national crisis just because she is a princess. What a sense of responsibility she has for this country. I wonder if this change is too rigid. It is not reasonable and incomprehensible. The heroine in the front has a unique personality, and the male protagonist is soy sauce. It is not as good as the second male and the third male. The female protagonist went to the capital with the male protagonist without any feelings. It is inexplicable! I wanted to skip a section to see if there was any possibility of picking it up again, but I couldn't find the next point, so I gave up decisively!

I hope bookstores will recommend more books like this instead of books with space, system, and cheat codes. Thank you!

After reading Chapter 168, the progress is a bit slow, the logical thinking is a bit naive, and the plot arrangement seems to follow the author's ideas and play house.

The plot progress is too slow, and some parts are too bloody, dragging Tata,

It looked pretty good at the beginning, and the middle part was okay, but not so good at the end. When I finished reading it all and thought about the whole book, it turned out to be a lonely book.

Nice