Doctor Concubine with Plain Hands

I personally think it's pretty good. At least the first sixty or seventy pictures I think can be said to be satisfactory. Later on, I felt that the heroine's temperament seemed to be a different person. She showed her modern views very easily. It was very different from the cautious temperament in the previous part. It was probably related to love. The unreasonable part is that the male protagonist easily accepts the female protagonist's modern ideas, but the male protagonist in the article is from an ancient time, and he doesn't seem to have experienced any examples of girls being able to take on the world. The male protagonist is too easy to resonate with the female protagonist's modern ideas. I think this is a little bit unreasonable. Moreover, the dynasty in the article is not a dynasty with open folk customs. There are still many, many prejudices against girls. Moreover, in the article, the world seems to have no prejudice against the heroine practicing medicine and working as a widower. This seems to be a bit contradictory to some of the prejudices against girls in the article. Others really feel that since the heroine expressed her feelings, the feeling in the previous and subsequent chapters is different. Can falling in love really change people's mentality a lot?

It's hard to calm down! The Eighth Prince is such a good boy! But the author wrote him to death and became a victim of someone's ambition! Emperor Yun is too merciful and should put King Ling to death. He is just a passerby with unknown origins. There is no need to provide him with good food and drink and keep this scourge.

The plot is compact and not exaggerated! At first, I thought it was a pure ancient novel, but it turns out that the heroine has traveled through time, but there is no golden finger or space. Although he does not know martial arts, with his unparalleled medical and autopsy skills, as well as his strong observation ability and meticulous thinking, he has seen through many conspiracies of the mastermind behind the scenes! He has also captured the sincerity of the male protagonist. There are no messy mistresses, mistresses, or clichéd misunderstandings in the story. There are not many plots of palace fights! This is good. After watching too many palace fights and house fights, I feel tired! This novel is relatively fresh and refined. There are a few inconsistencies, especially 16 years ago, someone used gunpowder to blow up the snow-capped mountains, but later it was said that there was no gunpowder in this era, and it was researched by the heroine...

I saw Chapter 205. This book is very interesting and the plot is exciting. Seeing this so far is very attractive and good

The writing was pretty good at the beginning, but it started to get confusing at the end. Many plots were completely unreasonable. It was clear that dynamite was used to blow up the snowy mountains sixteen years ago, but in the back, the heroine inexplicably invented the dynamite herself, and it went on for a long time. There are too many other loopholes, as if a lot of completely unrelated plots were included just for the sake of word count.

It's good-looking, unconventional, fascinating, with foreshadowing everywhere, and it successfully fills in the pits in the end; the male and female protagonists' IQs are online, especially the heroine's behavior later on, from rescuing people and solving crimes to managing the county and saving the country. The pattern is opened up, the artistic conception is sublimated, and the author brings a very wonderful story to the readers.

Recommended, very good

The heroine was kidnapped and taken to other countries again and again, which made me feel tired.

Wonderful plot

It's too fake. To sensationalize the story, it was about two people kissing each other, even the two people who fell from a cliff of hundreds of meters and were still intact, and the boastful Xuan Tie Xiang? If it's not about the case, I'd still like to watch it. It's not just a disgusting drama about love between a brother and his wife.