Disfigured in My Past Life, I Rise from the Ashes as a Ruthless Medical Princess

The first part is good to watch, but I personally feel that there is no need for Jin Yuhuan to appear. The ending can be done after the plague incident. The rest of the story seems to be just trying to make up the word count. If you want to make up the word count, you might as well write how to kill King Chu completely. The current ending does not even explain the ending of King Chu...

It's always been well received in the past (it's cool to torture the scum quickly and accurately, and to kill decisively when necessary - it's great)! I originally gave it a high score, but later Mrs. Jin came out to "superfluous" it - the review plummeted from a good review to a negative review!!! Mrs. Jin's too much, readers are too depressed🫤, too sadistic, and I really, really hate torturing (readers), so points will be lost, points will be lost, points will be lost... A lot of points will be lost! Mrs. Jin's chapters only deducted points, not even half a point, adding more failure to failure - I can only give a negative review💔😔😡

It's not good to watch, and it's a very speechless plot. The King of Chu killed you in the previous life, and the revenge was not avenged. The Ninth Prince finally broke through all the difficulties and got together with the heroine. When they were about to get married, a Mrs. Jin came to the Ninth Prince's Mansion with her two children to recognize her father. After that, the Ninth Prince chose Mrs. Jin and broke off the engagement with the heroine. The plot is so good that it makes people look at such estrangement. Watch it here The Ninth Prince is indecisive, swinging back and forth, wanting and wanting, which makes people angry. No matter what, the Ninth Prince should not do this. You are still sitting in a wheelchair without the heroine. Your plague is also treated by the heroine. Without Mrs. Jin, you will marry the heroine. She is the person you want to grow old with. Why do you have to break off the engagement with Mrs. Jin? So what do you like? What is your promise to the heroine? What is your role as the heroine? Is it a spare tire? Is it still the kind that comes and goes when you call it? Do you still have a conscience? It really feels like a mouse excrement spoils a pot of good porridge. The author is really serious. What is the purpose of portraying Mrs. Jin? What is the meaning? It's superfluous. If I had known I wouldn't have read a word

It's not good to watch. If you're curious, you can watch the ending. You'll understand if you watch it often.

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