A Date at the Orthopedist: Doctor, I'm Lovesick
相约骨科：医生我有相思病
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 210k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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185Chapters
62kPopularity
1.1kReaders
311Must-read votes
9.2Score
191Ratings
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Reader comments 5
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It's really good. I finished it in a few hours.
I originally thought it was okay, but I don't really like the heroine's character. I haven't been together for that long. My mother still has that kind of personality and doesn't take the heroine seriously at all. But she pretends to be a little nicer to the heroine, and the heroine sticks to her face. For such a mother, she puts the hero in a bad light. It seems that she didn't explain it, so she posted the hero there and didn't send a message. Shouldn't the normal situation be to send a message to apologize? At least let me know that the author's explanation is because she is afraid, uh, it's not that she has never been in love. Under normal circumstances, she would have to apologize or something. How can there be so many people who are afraid not to send a message? They are so worried that the male protagonist will ignore her, so they are worried and unwilling to send a message.
Well enough
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