He Demanded a Divorce on Their Wedding Night, but the Brutal Prince Refused

In the first chapter, the male protagonist kicked the heroine to death on their wedding night. The heroine traveled through a time with her own medical space and spiritual spring, but she couldn't even cure her fever and frailty. The process of entering the palace the next morning would take more than ten chapters. The heroine has superb medical skills and has her own spiritual spring, and she was also dizzy due to heatstroke. I can only say haha! It's long-winded, and the plot is boring and uninteresting. The plot is either about the male protagonist kicking, hitting, or choking the female protagonist, or about the embarrassment and harm caused by White Lotus and her servants. I don't understand why these authors always use this kind of old-fashioned plot. The God of War is not only able to use /knife/gun/to fight, he must be brave and resourceful! But seeing that this prince is just a reckless husband and a violent man, a brave and resourceful man agrees to get married. There are countless ways to deal with a wife he doesn't like. The heroine is even worse, besides being /weak/ she is also /stupid./. I would like to ask the author, you set up such a high-end hero and heroine, but the story you wrote is exactly the opposite. Don't you feel contradictory?

Shuhuang struggled to read more than 100 chapters, but he couldn't stand it any longer and decided to abandon the article. The heroine's IQ is not online and is declining rapidly. That person whose body was so weak from the first chapter that he could faint to death in a matter of minutes continues to be weak and damaged. His medical skills are so superb that he faints and dies every time he practices medicine!

I've read dozens of chapters so far and it's pretty good. It's worth recommending.

The content framework is there, but the plot arrangement is a bit bland.