By Imperial Decree, I Can Do as I Please! The Disabled Prince's Darling Physician Is Not to Be Trifled With

I really like the content of the story, there are no endless intrigues, green tea is torn by hand, and the male protagonist is blind. The content is a little humorous, and I really like how these couples are cleared up and have a happy ending. What's curious is that not many people have discovered such a good book. I gave all my votes to this book and hope the author will continue to work hard!

I originally liked it from the beginning. The love story between the male and female protagonists happens naturally, the mutual expressions are not awkward, and the plot is reasonable. Although the unconventional female protagonist misunderstood that the male protagonist was having an affair with another woman and ran away in anger, the male protagonist was determined to find the female protagonist and resolve the misunderstanding. In the middle part, I couldn't accept it anymore. In order to help the male protagonist win the throne, the female protagonist actually pretended to marry and have children with the current emperor. Although the female protagonist hypnotized the emperor and there was no real physical relationship, the male protagonist actually accepted this green hat. This made me feel that the time-traveling female protagonist can only rely on her color and has no ability, but the male protagonist can tolerate this and is very cowardly. I insisted on watching because I wanted to see their twins born, but they were finally born, but they were stolen by the maid of the male protagonist's divorced concubine. Sure enough, the heroine would die if she didn't do it, because this maid was with the evil concubine, and the concubine was divorced. The maid took the initiative to show friendship to the male protagonist's bodyguard. This did not arouse the vigilance of the male and female protagonists. Instead, they brought the maid into the house and planned to marry the guard. At that time, they guessed that the maidservant was going to be evil. Sure enough, the child was stolen at birth. I was sure that the male and female protagonists had no IQ except showing affection all day long. Unfortunately, I endured reading more than 500 chapters and still gave up.

The book is very good. I like Rong Wangjun Bai Sheng. It is simple and straightforward. It is a funny one-stop in the book.

The heroine feels a little inconsistent. The characters in the story are all love-minded. I feel that the folk customs are very open. Kissing is allowed in public. It is more open than modern times.

Recommended

The writing is messy. It travels to the ancient times. It is a catwalk and an automatic wheelchair. It takes modern things to the ancient times. The heroine pretends to be crazy and stupid every day. It is better to learn from others about time travel than to write about the wisdom of the ancients. It is all about greasy heroines, too many times, abandoned.

I recently finished reading one, and most of the others gave up after reading about 100 chapters. I wanted to give up on this book in the middle, but finally finished it. There is no space for the heroine, and it is relatively realistic, but the hypnosis is still a bit nonsense and relies on aura. Several pairs of protagonists are both gay, but the plot between the male and female protagonists is more interesting in the first half, but gradually becomes outrageous later on. Three queens, a dowry army, etc. Are somewhat exaggerated. It doesn't matter if Bao Bao is an ordinary child, it won't be incomplete without plots from other continents.

Humorous, love it

So sweet, pretty, funny

It might be fun to watch without being childish, but it's not for me.