Supreme Divine Doctor: The Emperor Wants to Marry Me

I read Chapter 1682 and it was very interesting. The heroine was reborn in the body of a woman from another country. Along the way, she returned to her own country to take revenge, and then went to a higher place. Her memory slowly recovered and she recalled everything. What I was more worried about was that it was so hard to practice. I had to work many times harder than others to level up. After my memory recovered, I went to save my reborn father. Anyway, it was good. There are many things, many things, one link after another. In my opinion, it is over after revenge and memory recovery. There may be many things involved later, including what happened to the heroine Yuan Dan, but I don't want to read it. The progress is too slow. The author's thinking is clear. I am a person with a simple brain who cannot read books that are too complicated, so I automatically finished it and will not read it later.

I read it when I was in junior high school. After reading this one, I couldn't stand the rest. Now that I'm a sophomore in high school, I still read it often.

The writing is very good, the plot is complete, and the concept is relatively novel. The best thing is that the male and female protagonists have no messy emotional lines, and the female supporting role is also damn good. Xiaoqiang, who is invincible, looks very happy, and I really burst into tears when the secret was finally revealed. I give it a 9.5. It has a few minor flaws, but some areas could use a little more detail.

Reached around chapter 1700. On a 10-point scale, I would give it 6.5 To 7 points. The male and female protagonists, the Holy Mother and the Holy Father, especially the female protagonist, are extremely troublesome and arrogant. They brag so much that they come to troublesome people who can solve them, but they can't solve them. They always leave trouble. The powerful ones come to their homes and can't be beaten and let others clean up the mess. They just rely on those old men to pamper them and catch them and fuck them hard. So what can the heroine do? In the first two dynasties, you talked about cultivating immortals, but they were written like fights between houses and palaces. Later trouble came to my door and I wrote in the self-certification all day long. Most of the ridiculous nonsense literature is just hydrology (personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

The male is always strong and the female is weak. No matter how strong the female is, she is still worse than the male. Under the banner of being a great heroine, she actually relies either on luck or on men. I am speechless. What annoys me the most is that cultivation can rely on chance, but please don't write that every time the female protagonist improves something, the male protagonist can do the same and be at a higher level than the female protagonist, okay?

It's the first one I've read, and it's also one of the best I've read over the years with similar themes.

I haven't finished it yet, I've read more than 1,500 chapters, but I just want to complain about my dissatisfaction. First, it's a film with strong men and weak women. Can't it be written to be on par? The second is that the heroine can occasionally jump to a higher level and kill instantly, but sometimes she can't. The hero needs to be seriously injured to help, and then launches a big counterattack. Third, I just met the ancestor and I really don't understand why I didn't say that I was from the Shangguan family. Wouldn't it be different if you changed your body? Moreover, you and the ancestor were the only ones with one soul at that time. Even if the ancestor's soul later showed that he was about to disappear, he still didn't say anything (the ancestor did not disappear) and still choked. You were choked, and my heart was blocked. Fourth, I feel that the heroine always shows weakness when I should be strong, and is strong when I shouldn't be strong. The result of being strong is that she is easily knocked away and injured first, and then hugged by the male protagonist and then fights back. It's really nerve-wracking.

Rong Xiu really loves Yue'er. The one who was a little upset was Mu Qinghe. She was the only light in the darkness of his life.

From beginning to end, I personally think it's pretty good, but the content is a bit confusing at times... But I don't want to delay reading it.

I don't understand why I can write more than two thousand chapters. I only realized after reading it that it was awkward. I skipped a dozen chapters to read it without affecting the understanding of the plot. I read the introduction and it was a group favorite. When I finished reading it, I felt that I was aggrieved, a loser, useless, oh, I stopped reading, and I was depressed.