The Best Medicine in the World: the Unparalleled Daughter-In-Law

Although it is not very long, it feels like it has lasted a long, long life. Starting from Yu Ziwan's time travel, she experienced the disabled prince first getting married and then falling in love, giving birth to children, to the change of imperial power, to avoiding Lucheng, to eradicating the remaining party members, to breaking away from the new emperor, to hiding on an isolated island, and to the children getting married and starting a family. 😂Family disputes, competition for imperial power, wars between neighboring countries, and the establishment of a small island country by oneself, countless intrigues, grievances and hatreds. There are several couples who have been tormented and tortured, some are separated by Yin and Yang, some can survive until the clouds clear and the moon shines, some can live together forever, and some can roam the world freely. It really feels like they have experienced a lot! 😜I like the non-sloppy description, the straightforward emotional communication, and the modern concept of time travel has been implemented in ancient times like a duck to water. It can be regarded as an excellent work in time travel literature! 😄Of course, the unavoidable scenes of crawling into bed with drugs, poisoning to treat injuries, and classic cliches were still cueed. 😃

The male protagonist is useless at all. He couldn't save the female protagonist after being killed several times. He didn't think about revenge afterward. All the men in the drama liked the female protagonist in the end. All the women in the drama wanted to marry the male protagonist. The male and female protagonists are not strong. There is a sex scene basically every two chapters. There is nothing new at all. The ending is also bland, which is a bit disappointing.

It's outrageous when you look at the back. The heroine doesn't understand sizes, doesn't take the hero's feelings into account, and even kisses other people. This is a fatal blow to the Shuangjie Party. The Shuangjie written in the introduction is simply a lie.

This author can write whatever he likes. People in ancient times ran out wearing tight clothes and ponytails? ! The princess's arms and clothes were exposed, and both men and women could see it. For blood transfusion, a container was made on the spot to drain the blood from one person's arm, and then transfused into another person's body, without having to check whether the blood type is suitable... There are many contents that are inconsistent with basic common sense, and there are no limits to the willfulness. I just threw my brain into the toilet and couldn't read it and gave up.

Nice!

So pretty!

Not bad

There is no logic and you can read it without thinking.

There are two fatal flaws in this article: First, the relationship between the characters is confusing. After reading it for a long time, I still don't know whose daughter the eldest princess is, whether it is the former emperor or the current emperor, what is the seniority of the eldest princess and the male and female protagonist, whether she is an aunt or an eldest sister. Second, the author's medical knowledge can be said to be zero. The medical common sense in the book is simply wrong, such as cutting off arteries and bleeding, and directly transfecting the emperor's blood to the male protagonist... I suggest the author learn some kinship titles and medical common sense to avoid making mistakes😅

The heroine's medical skills are so powerful, but when she is really in danger, she is useless and can only cry and beg others. The male protagonist, the prince, has his peach blossoms blooming, while the female protagonist pretends that it has nothing to do with her, but inside she is sour, jealous and sulky. I'm pretentious and arrogant, I jumped at it and then I immediately retracted it.