The Prince Ordered Her Death, but the Doctor-Princess Walked Away and Married His Royal Uncle

I really wanted to know how many chapters there were in total, and I was waiting to finish reading it in one go. The serialization was too uncomfortable... Which led me to find other books to pass the gap period. As expected, there is no harm in not having to compare. After reading other books, I felt that this book was well written. Although there are many time travel and sweet pet stories, this one does not drag on, the plot is quite interesting, the core of the characters is solid, the story logic is there, and I look forward to its completion.

The writing is messy. I wrote more than a thousand pieces about Qiu Wei. A modern person participated in the palace's big dyeing vat. One moment I wrote about a pregnant woman who was about to give birth. Another time she was still three months pregnant. Another time she was only three months pregnant. I wrote about a modern person who went to the palace to work as a doctor or a slave.

Yes, the plot does not drag on, the heroine is not a virgin, and the male and female protagonists are together without any delay in their development. I like it very much, the author will update it quickly!!

I heard Chapter 200 and I'm curious about who the author is? 1. Basic common sense: wolves love to eat meat, dogs love to eat bones. The heroine is raising a wolf. She is nine months pregnant and no one notices that the hero is riding a horse with his arms around her waist. The imperial doctor and the women in the harem have such sharp eyes, and the personal maid has not noticed her master's menstruation for nine months. 2 Forgetfulness: The heroine's laboratory can only access things related to medical treatment. Where did the suitcase come from? Why didn't she give the truth medicine to the prisoner? It's still the same case. 3 The plagiarism was not serious. Other heroines took things from the space secretly and then made up a reason. The heroine here took it out directly and no one was curious. Can't listen anymore.

It's so ugly. I've read so many novels, but this one is the ugliest. I never like to comment. I really can't bear it this time. What a messy plot, and I still rely on the heroine when I can't rely on it. I'm really speechless.

The plot of the article is really good, but what is outrageous is that the author has not understood the ancient silver taels at all. If you don't know the price, you should check the information. Why is it worth hundreds of thousands of taels of silver when you talk about it? In the Tang Dynasty, one tael of silver could buy 2,000 kilograms of rice. Author, how many taels of silver did the medicinal materials cost in your article? Are you asking the common people to spend tens of thousands of catties of grain and sell them in exchange for money to see a doctor once they get sick? In ancient times, the grain output per acre was less than 400 kilograms. How many acres of land would it take to produce 10,000 kilograms of grain to get a piece of medicine? Each common person needs at least several hundred acres of land to take one piece of medicine? Didn't the author see the book reviewers scolding you for your exaggerated prices? Ignorance is not shameful, but it is shameful that everyone says you are wrong but you still don't correct yourself! I abandoned the article when I saw this.

It's quite interesting, and the storyline is quite compact. If you don't have much time as a working class worker, you'd be most afraid of having to write a long story.

I've been pregnant for 8 years and still can't give birth.

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All I can say is to persuade him to quit! I quit after seeing Chapter 25! It doesn't look good!