Reborn in the Seventies: The Feisty Miracle Doctor Is No Easy Target

It's alright, except that the male lead felt too useless most of the time (maybe to highlight the female lead), and there were some parts where something was said and then later revealed, making it a bit confusing. Aside from that, it didn't have a weak ending.

It feels very unrealistic. A rich and handsome male lead must be surrounded by outstanding people. How could he fall in love with the female lead after just one meeting? I think it's just to give the female lead some support and forcibly arrange for a great male lead to be by her side. In short, it's very unreliable and I can't watch it.

I really like your work.

I've read over eighty chapters. The author's description of the rebirth to the 1970s doesn't feel like that at all. The first chapter is about a ten-year prison sentence. Before the rebirth, the male lead's wife wasn't the female lead's stepsister, but after the rebirth, the story focuses on the conflict between the male lead and his stepsister. It seems the author writes however they want.

Pretty average

That's so childish; the dialogue in the article is like children playing house.

The female lead is such a saint; read chapters 249 and 250 yourself.

It's so-so, but the author seems to be unfamiliar with the situation of that era, and the writing is a bit haphazard. In those days, telephones were generally only available in communes.

The familiarity between the male and female leads is quite sudden, without any transition, and it's all revealed at a glance.

What a mess! The historical period is wrong.