The Divine Doctor's Fiery Consort

I don't like the author's character design behind Baizhu, and why Baizhu's ending is so bad. I didn't like the male protagonist from the beginning, and I have been measuring the value of the female protagonist's use. Although I got better later and I really like the female protagonist, my previous actions made me feel that the male protagonist is not good, and the female protagonist is ruthless towards Bai Zhu. The author just wants the male and female protagonists to be together in the end, but there is no need for this. I personally hope that Bai Zhu will always be the same character as before, and the male lead and the female protagonist will be together.

Please let Changan and Baizhu be together. Or give the second male lead a good ending

Changan should be with Baizhu

If you are too free, you can take a look. There are too many troublemakers here, including the female lead, Huo Yan, these two disgusting people, and there are too many low-IQ plots and nonsense. It's always "noisy", which seems to be more than saliva. Here, the plot is rather slow, and there are many low-IQ plots. It is recommended that you skip the unimportant supporting character plots. In short, the story is quite simple, concise and concise, and you can finish it in more than a hundred chapters at most. Except for the eldest prince, the Supreme Emperor, Zhang Meng, and Doctor Zhang, all the men were not very likable. The relationship between the male and female protagonists always feels like a superficial love, not a true love. So I don't feel like they are a natural couple, it's just because they are the male and female protagonists, so they have to be together😅

At first, I felt that as a time-traveling heroine, her character was too weak and too impatient, but I was surprised to see the ending, which was creative.

Why do I feel so confused after reading it?

This is the most calculating male protagonist I have ever read. He was calculating until the end. This book did not describe the so-called silent dedication of the male protagonist at all. He relied on others to explain a few sentences. There was no sense of substitution, so it gave the reader the feeling that this man treated feelings calmly and ruthlessly from beginning to end. It was a failure! Let's talk about the heroine, why do time-traveling women have to start carrying forward the Holy Mother of Mercy to treat anyone in ancient times, and they are all people in the center of imperial power. They have to be involved in a series of conspiracies, and it's hard to escape. The male protagonist treats you like that, and you still stand beside the male protagonist to make suggestions, all of which are used. The character is a strong woman but she repeatedly compromises. Why is it so difficult to find a book with a strong female protagonist?

Not bad, mainly because I particularly like Chang An's character, she is simply a contemporary strong woman👍

Whatever the male protagonist is good at, the female protagonist will be as bad as she is

At the level of a primary school student, it's a super simple description that I can't stand.