The Disabled King Dotes on the Arrogant Medical Concubine

The storyline is too drawn out. It's outrageous that the male and female protagonists haven't consummated their marriage in more than a thousand chapters... It's ridiculous that every woman is obsessed with the prince. Can't we create some positive characters? Do we have to be female? I haven't seen the ending since I followed it last year. There is at least more than 2,000 chapters. It's really unnecessary. It makes people lose the desire to chase. The previous plot was okay. I really can't watch the back.

I think it's very interesting. This is the first time I've read it for so long. Other novels are a little boring after reading more than 100 chapters, but this one is still very interesting after reading more than 600 chapters. My aunt laughed throughout the whole process. I love reading it. I recommend it!

It's quite enjoyable to watch, but it's too long. I probably won't be able to make it to the finale because the hero hasn't built his country yet.

There are too many things going on in everyone's mind, and the same ideas appear over and over again, are stressed over and over again, and the writing is too bland and procrastinating to make up the number of chapters.

It's like it's made up, and all the random people have to be added in. Many plots make people feel angry when watching them. Some irritating characters are added again and again. It's like trying to make up the number of words to make up chapters, which makes the whole novel drag out. If there is a barrage of events, I really want to keep complaining into the chapters.

More than a thousand photos have not yet been consummated, and in the end everything is a bit messy. At first I had the intention to pursue it, but in the end I wanted to give up so much that I couldn't finish writing it. How long should it take? The more I write, the more interesting it becomes.

He looks so tired and can't stand it anymore. The prince's bodyguards and maids have no other abilities except gossip and evil intentions. How did the prince live to this age? The heroine's IQ is worrying. She travels back and forth without first solving the dangerous factors around her. She goes here and there in random directions, and all she encounters are arrogant and domineering people who have thoughts about her own men. There is a princess who has never been saluted by anyone and always insults her in person. It is really hard to watch and I strongly recommend not to watch it. Luo Liba is so arrogant, making things up randomly.

Why haven't the male and female protagonists consummated their marriage yet? I'm so worried. Is the author too deliberate in procrastinating the writing? I thought the plot at the beginning was very interesting, but as I went on, I became more and more speechless. There was simply no big story. If you really can't finish it, just end it!

How to say it? Specifically speaking, it only reflects the female protagonist, not the male protagonist. The women around the male protagonist are all white lotuses. The male protagonist himself is sick, and there should be a master around him to protect him. Otherwise, how can he live such a long life without a master? What are the things around you? No eyes to see, no eyes to see

It's been over a thousand chapters, and a woman pops up from time to time to covet King Juan. It's really unnecessary. Wouldn't it be better to let them concentrate on their careers?