The Divine Doctor and Poison Princess

Shoreless Sea Series, Poison Bai Family - Bai Heran 😉

I admire the author for being able to write such a large story network, and each character has a unique personality. The novel is really contagious. Su Huawan's experience, Bai Jinghong's death, the disappearance of His Royal Highness... The tears fell without disappointment.

I still like to read Yang Shiliu's Shoreless Sea series. It's just that, I personally feel that there is a big logical problem with all the tragic and painful plots involving Chun Yulan after she was kicked out of the house😃. Didn't it mean that the Hong family was very grateful to Chun Yulan? When Chunyu Lan and her daughter really couldn't survive, where were the Hong family and Aunt Hong? We are not saying that we have to repay the favor, but because of the rich and wealthy Hong family, when Chun Yulan was desperate, she did not expect any kind of protection from the Hong family, let alone provide her with popular food and drink. But even if the helpless mother and daughter were given a "menial" job that could support themselves, it would not lead to a tragic death, right? So just to create tragedy and ignore the rationality of the story? In addition, 😂 the author set the ages of the heroine and the fourth lady a little too young! If you ignore these two problems, you can still read the book.

I have roughly looked at the author's trilogy. In one sentence, it is hypocritical. To put it bluntly, the villain has no bottom line and seeks death or immortality. The protagonist is powerful in various ways, but can only stand and get stabbed. The heroine's sisters are all about the same, and the family members are also about the same. Also, the author is very strange. A person who has been flawless for most of the book can suddenly be evil without any bottom line (the grandmother of this book, the heroine's mother in another). The sister who does all evil from beginning to end can get the heroine's mother's heart (one in each book) Furthermore, the author is so disgusting. The heroine's sisters are only ten or eight years old and have no bottom line for men. It's disgusting.

2024.11.18 The few story lines that supported me to continue reading are: 1. Who was responsible for the murder of the heroine in modern times? What is the conspiracy? "Modern monarch" "let the hidden family disappear" 2. Why is the heroine's ancient father "Bai Xingyan" so kind to children who are not her biological children, and why he kills his own children? Is there a hidden secret, conspiracy, genetics or is it just nature? "Heredity" is a bit hard for me to accept. Can humanity really be wiped out in the face of interests? ! ! 3. Is the heroine's brother still alive? Is he a powerful person? "Alive but stupid" "He was cured by the heroine and instilled a lot of knowledge, and later married the princess" The heroine's golden finger directly instilled new knowledge! 4. Is the heroine's mother really over? Is there a twist? "Really" "No twist" 5. A good match for the fourth prince? "A lonely life after experiencing two women" 6. Have all the heroine's modern friends come from time to time? Are they mentioned repeatedly throughout the text? Will the skills that several of her friends know come together? Or will it return to modern times? "The two got together, and the other became the queen across the shoreless sea." "The male protagonist went to modern times for three days, but the female protagonist did not return." Mainly these are the ones, overall they are okay, I have finished reading them.

A time travel, an encounter, a beautiful relationship I like Bai Heran's domineering and fearless character, who hates evil as much as hatred, and I also like Jun Mulin's arrogant demon king's domineering character. Aran's bloodline is very powerful. No matter what the devil, if you come here, I will overturn the table and fuck you. You can also make people vomit blood by criticizing others. Jun Mulin was the only accident that happened to her during this time travel. His purple eyes and his irreplaceable love are something A Ran can't forget. Jun Mulin, the tenth prince, is different from the overbearing and strong male protagonists in other novels. He is considerate towards Aran. I remember Jun Muchu once asked him why he seemed so afraid of his wife. He said that he was a demon king that no one knew about. He was afraid of Aran, so he could protect Aran better. Yes, he was willing. He loves her, and she loves him too. In the book, the arrogant Bai Zhenzhen and the Ninth Prince Jun Muchu, known as the King of Hell, may have fallen in love with each other unconsciously because they looked at each other at that banquet. "I am a concubine. I can only be a concubine for a concubine in the future, or a concubine for a legitimate son, but I don't want to be a concubine." "A concubine should marry a concubine. And I am a concubine, so you must marry me as your wife"...

The writing is too cumbersome, with a lot of nonsense. When the heroine was about to give birth, her father had an affair with Concubine Li Xian in the palace, and they became pregnant and gave birth to the fifth prince Jun Mufeng. But the heroine is only fourteen years old, and the fifth prince is twenty-five? Shouldn't the heroine be one year older and the fifth prince one year younger? Why is the fifth prince eleven years older than the heroine? What kind of conception and birth method is this? That's too much nonsense... Give it up

After reading Chapter 170, I didn't want to read it. I kept circling the Duke's Mansion and couldn't get out. The heroine wasn't that outstanding, and I didn't want to know more about it later. In short, the story line was too bland and I had no desire to continue reading. Abandoned

It's time to reread it again. The last time I read her book was in elementary school, The Girls of the Shoreless Sea Gather! ! Suck

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