The Golden Doctor Becomes a Phoenix

Absolutely praise it, the author really has great literary skills! The writing is fluent, and the knowledge of Chinese medicine is especially profound. I really admire it! Ancient history, humanities, geography, customs, etc. Are all at your fingertips, making people feel happy reading. It is by no means comparable to those who fool readers to earn traffic. I recommend you not to rush. The author created it with heart. Our only support is to wait. This is the greatest respect for the author and the work.

There are too few good books nowadays. I finally got one. But the author is too slow to update. I want to abandon the article but I can't bear to do it. Hey, author, can you be a little faster?

I have seen more than 300 chapters so far. Let me summarize the shortcomings and advantages of this book. 1. The plot has too much foreshadowing, too many branch plots, and less main plot. This is a problem that most people are concerned about. They have been writing about supporting characters, the main plot is too slow, and the male and female protagonists have too few emotional lines. But for people like me who don't like to see the emotional lines between male and female protagonists, it's very comfortable. 2. The heroine's halo is too strong, and she is forced to praise and step down. To be fair, I like this heroine better. Her IQ and abilities are all online, and she doesn't have too many cheats. However, in order to highlight the heroine's better medical skills, the author made the disease not very serious but very serious. Only the heroine can cure it and no one else can. This is very offensive. 3. The heroine is not allowed to solve the problem independently. She arranges for others to bump into her on the spot every time and let others handle it. The plot is too coincidental. Every time someone frames the heroine, her father will arrive in time and bump into her in time. In fact, I would rather see the heroine cleverly solve the problem with her own intelligence instead of letting her father solve it every time. Moreover, the frame-up methods in the book are too childish and can be solved easily. 4. The male protagonist is cliched and greasy, and he always resorts to manipulation. At the beginning, the male protagonist was very suspicious, which is understandable because his father was paralyzed and he had to be more careful on his own. But he pinched the heroine's chin at every turn and hugged her several times. Some people think this is sweet, but I think sweetness is only called sweet when both parties are connected and like each other. In the book, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is not shown until Chapter 300. The male protagonist only has a little affection for the female protagonist, but does not like it, and the female protagonist is even more indifferent. The folk customs in the book are not very open. In the ancient times when the customs were not open, the heroine and the hero did not like each other, and there was no matchmaker to get married. The hero pinched the chin and hugged her at every turn. Moreover, after the hero did these things, he had no intention of marrying her. I knew that we would definitely get married later, but there was no hint of responsibility in the front, which gave people the feeling that the male protagonist was very frivolous and was taking advantage of the female protagonist.

I personally think it is very interesting. It involves a lot of knowledge and is very detailed. It is better than other ancient Chinese medicine novels. It mentions a lot of Chinese medicine theory. It may be because of this that it is slower.

At that time, it was quite good to read. The author's writing style was solid and the medical aspects were clear and logical. Why didn't it look good? It's because the author doesn't distinguish between priorities and details, down to a conversation between people on the street. It's good to describe the characters vividly, but you have to pay attention to the clear priorities. Not all descriptions are good. Such writing will only make people feel long-winded and tasteless.

The writing is good, not too flashy, and makes people feel comfortable reading it. It can be seen that the author is very familiar with traditional Chinese medicine. Perhaps because of his familiarity, the author is too obsessed with the description of treatment, and there are too many chapters on treatment. There are too many side lines here and there, and the main line is ignored. I don't know how many chapters the author plans to write, but there are currently over 400 chapters. The heroine is just busy treating people, her revenge has not progressed, and her relationship with the hero has not yet emerged.

I've read over 300 chapters, and the heroine's medical skills have been shown off. There's no progress in the emotional line, it's unclear who the hero is, and there's no hint of hatred. The writing is pretty good, so I'll continue to follow it.

The male protagonist Li Zian and the female protagonist Shen Tianshu After the heroine was brutally killed by the Jiang family, her strange soul appeared on Shen Tianshu, and then she wore Lady Tong's waistcoat until the end. Some of the people she saved were poor, while others were either rich or noble, all had difficult and complicated diseases, and she was able to rejuvenate every time... It just feels a bit fake The framework is very good, the concept including the early logic is also reasonable, the writing is good, and the description is attractive. But the article was too long. I gave up on it several times, and then I finished it while cleaning and listening to the book. I was a little disappointed. Especially the ending, which was explained in a few strokes in a hurry. Although I don't like the verbosity at the beginning, I can't just say it's gone. It's very different from the previous writing method. It's too fast and there's no process. The context is all hard-connected. Including the vengeance of annihilating the family, it was just that the fake emperor was taken out of prison by Li Zian and she killed her, and there was no declaration of the world, a hastily scrawled ending... In addition, the names of people in the article always appear to be unflattering, which greatly affects the perception, and the author is very, very, very slow to update the article, once a month? Maybe there are other special reasons, but I can tell you that the update is stopped. The new article is still updated three months ago🙃

It's long-winded, and the names are always spelled wrong, and the chapters are confusing. I've seen more than 300 pictures and no progress in revenge, and the male and female protagonists haven't made any progress either. The male protagonist is still weak, and he feels like he can't do anything but lose his temper...

It can be seen that the author's writing is very good, but the plot is almost entirely about treating illnesses, and there is no progress in the emotional line with the male protagonist, who rarely appears. Another point is that it is a bit too hasty for the heroine to judge that he is an enemy based only on a red mole she saw during his lifetime. What if he came to save her? I watched it for a long time and the enemy didn't notice it. I really don't understand. But the author's writing is still very good, but the plot is a bit long-winded.