When She Opened Her Eyes, the Medical Concubine Went Back to Before She Became a Pet in a Cage.

There are no reviews for this book! Breaking with zero comments. The female protagonist is my favorite type. She is ruthless and doesn't talk much. After she takes revenge, she catches her step-sister, step-mother and scumbag father and beats them hard, until they are unable to recover. It feels very satisfying and she can deal with the enemy quickly. Unlike other books, a supporting character is stretched very long, allowing the supporting character to jump around. The way the heroine takes revenge is also very good. She treats others the way she wants, and I really like it. I'm looking forward to the next plot. Don't let go of that disgusting fiancé easily. How can Kangkang, that ordinary man, be so unlucky!

God*! The heroine is an ancient person. After being reborn, she has a doctor system. She learns all surgical operations in 10 days. However, she puts off the surgery again and again. Only after 2 months did she remember to take a pulse and find out she is pregnant... I wonder if the author is a man? From the beginning to about chapter 50, "little jian people, jian hoofs, money-losing goods..." These words are not 200 but also 100. They are so frequent that they make me feel uncomfortable and frown. The heroine was murdered and became pregnant before marriage, so she married an "honest" man. The heroine repeatedly vowed to find out the truth, avenge her mother, and find her biological father, but she only talked about it and it ended without any action. The relationship line is a bit abrupt. The male protagonist appears 4 times in the first 100 chapters. At the beginning, both of them were addicted to the charm drug. After the 100th chapter, the female protagonist was addicted to the charm drug again. I almost jumped to read the full text, let alone the details, because if I really read it carefully, I would be sick to death.

It feels like it ended a bit hastily, ugh😔