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Very nice! I stayed up late last night to tie it. The heroine has a very good character, she is sober and restrained, neither humble nor arrogant, and has very upright views. She is one of the few very attractive heroines I have seen this year. Both the male and female protagonists have their own mouths, and they can talk about problems face to face the next day. The author's writing skills are much higher than those of the same type, and he always revolves around the main line without any delay. Every chapter has new progress, and the emotional progression is very reasonable. I logged in to my account specifically to vote for you, please update soon.

I feel like the heroine is a bit devalued, and I feel aggrieved. As a reborn heroine, she was also a medical expert in her previous life, and she rushed to treat the male protagonist. Well, it's okay to say that the male protagonist protects the family and the country. This reason is acceptable, but is it unhealthy to accept the persuasion of the male protagonist's parents and live with the male protagonist? Still nervous! At the beginning, he said that his love for love has faded away after a lifetime, and he only treated the male protagonist a few times before he started to waver. Is this true? Is this logical? The hero's grandfather said that in order to repay the kindness of the heroine's grandfather, he must let the heroine marry his grandson. Why, your grandson is gold? As a male protagonist in a period novel, his position is only a company commander. In many period novels, the male protagonist is not a captain or above, but is still seriously injured. Without the female protagonist's treatment, JJ's existence has never existed. His parents, uncles and aunts have never thought highly of the female protagonist from the beginning. The female protagonist has taken the initiative to give the male protagonist acupuncture over and over again. It's annoying to death. I got very angry after reading this article.

The drama. I feel that the heroine is very frustrated. It feels like anyone can come up and kick her. It's inexplicable. Don't watch it. I'm speechless. The plot is that no one believes in the heroine, and then the heroine relies on acupuncture to prove herself. In each chapter, she doesn't believe in the heroine, and the heroine proves herself, and then in the next chapter, she doesn't believe in the heroine, and then the heroine proves herself again. It's so frustrating. I don't understand why the score is so high. Is this because I haven't read the book yet?

The writing was okay, but the plot was bland and I personally felt it was average.

The story is exciting and not to be missed!!!

The heroine is very strong and the plot is exciting. Highly recommended!

I don't really like the heroine character. She is always uncomfortable emotionally, and has a little trouble from time to time. She is distant and awkward towards the male protagonist, and her speech is a bit cold and harsh.

The heroine is so baffled, her feet are hurting her face, she has such a good temper! And undocumented!!! I didn't know how to do it for such a long time. Apart from Grandpa Lu, there are a lot of shameless people in the male protagonist's family! Moreover, his uncle said that he was going to live in someone else's house without even seeing his daughter. However, he refused to leave even after being told that, so he moved to the male lead's place. Those who know are the first to get the moon, those who don't know...

After reading more than 60 chapters, I don't plan to read it anymore. I can only say that the author's story setting is out of tune with me. The beginning of the story is that the female protagonist comes back from rebirth and leaves her father's family, and goes to the male protagonist's place, where she uses traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture to relieve the male protagonist's condition. But the male protagonist's family is really not likable. The older generation just wants to repay the favor by marrying their grandson to the female protagonist, regardless of what both parties think. The father's generation repeatedly despises the female protagonist, doubts the female protagonist, and begs the female protagonist to treat the male protagonist, over and over again. The male protagonist, so far in this chapter, has really not seen anything good. The female protagonist, while wanting to be independent, can't help but be close to the male protagonist. Her emotional line is quite hard and concave. The male protagonist was seriously injured while performing a mission, but if he didn't say anything about it, it would lead to a lot of conflicts. The opening plot made me so twisted. . .

It's not like the heroine is incompetent, she insists on continuing to live in the hero's house and being insulted by others. If the hero's family hadn't treated the hero for her, how could they have shown a good face? The problem is, even if I want the heroine, I don't show much respect for her. However, the heroine stayed at home because of her few words to persuade her to stay. I really can't stand it