
Spring of the Apricot Grove
杏霖春
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 990k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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320Chapters
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9.4Score
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The female academic master of the same author was quite good in ancient times, but this article repeats the same old tune and has no new ideas. A family fights among themselves, and the old lady is partial and exploits the non-biological family. The heroine comes and urges the separation of the family; when someone opens a hotel, someone intentionally poisons the family to frame her; when they fall in love, they are not in the right family, and the heroine turns around and slaps the higher family in the face. There are too many similar jokes in ancient farming literature, and I don't want to waste time anymore.
Good articles are rare, written by someone who truly understands Chinese medicine! Unlike some bad Internet articles that don't understand Chinese medicine at all, but blindly slander Chinese medicine, and always use antibiotics and sewing needles
A very nice book! No space or cheats! The male and female protagonists are both clean! Distinctive personality, exciting plot, and perfect ending! Big thumbs up to the author! Hope to see your masterpiece again!
The story and writing style are still good, it is a running novel, but it is not the kind of random fabrication to make up the number of words, or it is the kind of story that is not distinguishable...
It's quite interesting. Although the female protagonist's identity as an agent and a doctor is a bit unclear, except for this, it's a pretty good article. Many of the male protagonist's abilities are those of the female bishop. The heroine's path from sealing her heart to accepting others is very delicate.
Well written and worth recommending
I don't understand why Mrs. Luo didn't get any punishment at all. Just because she thought it was for her son's good, she could bully the heroine and her family at will. As long as she said it was for her son's good, she would be a "great mother" in the author's eyes. If this is used as a criterion, then such "great mothers" abound. In addition, the female protagonist is very holy. Even if she received a lot of help from the second male lead in the beginning, saving the second male lead's life twice is considered repayment. The second male lead's mother-in-law made mischief at the female lead's house twice, threatened the female lead's family, ruined the female lead's reputation, and bullied the female lead and her family arbitrarily. However, the female lead treated her with kindness. Later, she also took care of the second male lead's marriage and children, providing one-stop service, repaying evil with kindness = being mean.
People come to snatch the children you give birth to, and they all want to raise them from childhood sweethearts.
Very good, recommended.
It's quite good to watch, the plot is coherent and not laggy, the content is not brainless, and the Chinese medicine part is also written reasonably and well.