The Divine Doctor Yun

The heroine saved General Xie and detoxified him, but she should have put in a few conditions, such as breaking off the engagement, asking the Zhou family for the dowry, investigating the case of the Yun family's extermination, and working as a military doctor at the border. It's too hasty to mention someone going to the border to be a military doctor. This kind of treatment is also a bit cheap. After all, you are from a medical family, and you are apprenticed to a doctor. Your medical skills should be pretty good. It shouldn't be difficult to make a personal leather mask. Why do you wear a veil, for fear that others will not know that you are a woman? To deal with scumbag men and scumbag women, we should let the first beggars spread throughout the capital, expose their adultery, ask for dowry, and run to the border without solving anything. I feel that the heroine is still too soft-hearted. She has such good medical skills and does not know how to build a force. On the one hand, she can protect herself, on the other hand, she can investigate the case of the Yun family and revive the Yun family. She has to do it alone. She doesn't even have anyone. She has to rely on her senior brothers to find clues. She doesn't want to think about the investigation of the case by people in the court. She doesn't know how to use a ready-made tool like General Xie. Is it possible that the treatment he received was in vain? The heroine is still too soft-hearted and not cruel enough when dealing with scumbag men and scumbag women. Procrastinating, not neat and tidy. I don't know how to cultivate my own power, hidden stakes, connections, to put it harshly, there is some news in the palace, or other things, but no one can help me. I spent all day rescuing civilians and couldn't get a single word of kindness in exchange for it. Some powerful people should be appropriately rescued to facilitate the investigation of the case. Otherwise, it would be unreasonable for a person who was an imperial doctor to be exterminated under the imperial city and not be able to find out at all. Don't write the heroine in such a stupid way, avenging her on the spot, looking weak and awkward, she is also a doctor and poisoner, so she has to have some personality and poison her if she doesn't accept it, otherwise she will be the punching bag of a scumbag man and a scumbag woman all day long, and she will look angry.

The writing style is childish and the wording is confusing. The fiancée is not married. How can there be reconciliation and divorce without marriage? It's not like you don't need to ask the emperor for permission to grant a marriage, right? It feels like the author graduated from middle school.