The Beloved Imperial Physician

"Currently catching up on updates" I felt after reading it: The wings of day and night are covering each other, I feel the light of day and the darkness of night! I feel the shortness of time and the infiniteness of life!

I have been reading the author's articles for a long time. The writing style is still online, the content is substantial, the plot arrangement is reasonable and tight, and the emotional line is also very good. It is not that there is a love for no reason at the beginning, but to attract the other person with his personality charm during the relationship. Some people may think that the male protagonist always uses the female protagonist as a bait and is chauvinistic. However, in the ancient environment where men are superior to women, it is reasonable and in line with the environment for the male protagonist to treat a stranger who is used by the emperor to humiliate him. In the same series as this article, "The Medical Concubine Dominates the World" and "F The Medical Concubine Dominates the World" are also very interesting!

Not only this book but also The Medical Concubine Dominates the World is also a good read.

I think it's particularly unfair to the heroine. I basically don't read this kind of novel, or just skip it. Although there is a part in the middle that is funny, I really think the heroine is too miserable, so I rated this book as not good. Please don't get me wrong.

After watching the movie for a long time, the male protagonist treats the female protagonist as if she is not her own person (even after saving the male protagonist), and allows his subordinates to look down on the female protagonist (the female protagonist tried her best to be the same as the male protagonist). The male protagonist's subordinates are all idiots. They always think that everything is what the female protagonist should do, and it is their duty to succeed. Failure to complete it means that the female protagonist is incompetent. The female protagonist is at fault, and there is a risk. The heroine is not given the respect she deserves. You act like this is what you should do. If you need the heroine's help, you are the princess. When you don't need the heroine's help, you call her by name (basically all subordinates do this). When there is no danger, the heroine is an outsider. A spy sent by the emperor. When you need the heroine, you call her the heroine. This is her responsibility. Whenever encountering danger, the heroine gives a plan for her subordinates to implement, but those subordinates either refuse to do it or shirk it, and act like it's your problem if I can't do it. You have to find a way and question all kinds of things. It turns out that the heroine is right. When the subordinates make mistakes, they just let it go (the subordinates never get the corresponding lesson at all). In novels I have read, the male protagonist's subordinates are the most rubbish, the most incompetent, and the ones who are the most capable of questioning his master's words. The male protagonist is also the one who indulges his subordinates most in bullying his wife (when he already has a good relationship with her). In order to integrate into the male protagonist's palace, the female protagonist does all kinds of good things for the palace (save the male protagonist, treat the injuries of his subordinates, and make suggestions for the palace), but then turns around and says that the female protagonist is an outsider.

What can I say, this is the first time I read a novel so angry that I couldn't fall asleep. My mind was full of swear words. I was really convinced that a male protagonist could be poisoned three or four times (and he was poisoned twice by the emperor. He was a true genius, and he fell into a trap twice, which left me speechless). He was also oppressed in various ways. The heroine (can't say it's moral kidnapping, it's oppression!) Oppressed the heroine, made her suffer all kinds of grievances, refused to accept the heroine's rejection, and asked her to contribute to the palace. I really vomited (she didn't get any good treatment, and asked others to make selfless contributions). I insisted on reading more than 200 chapters, thinking about watching them turn around and slap each other in the face, but what I waited for was even more oppression and grievance for the heroine. I directly had high blood pressure (if you want to say that the hero had a bad life as a child, which led to his personality like this, please, please, it's already more than 200 chapters) , there are over 200 photos of his character and he is really going to be mad), as well as the two subordinates of the male protagonist (any prince has his own subordinates, they are all inferior men), that thing about Song Yan, can his character be called straight-forward and heartless? Chun Chun is a humble man who talks about morality and moral kidnapping. It is natural for the heroine to help, but it is an unforgivable crime for the heroine not to help? Speechless, owe them? There is no normal and likable character

Wonderful plot

So much nonsense

It feels a bit useless, it's a pity to abandon it, and it's boring to read. The author is serious in writing the article, but it's a pity that the whole article is dark and lacks an interesting soul... Abandoned~

The author's story about a powerful medical concubine is very good. Even though I read it many years ago, I am still impressed by it. A very profound and interesting novel about Xiao Tianyao and Xiao Tianhan. When I saw the names of the male protagonists, I was filled with memories🤧🤧🤧The author's writing is very good. Come on.