The General's Wife Always Wants a Divorce

The main reason is that the villain has no IQ and the female protagonist is just a doctor to the male protagonist. I feel like the male protagonist doesn't particularly like the female protagonist.

Not bad, updates are a bit slow, but the plot is still okay

Yes, it's eclectic and unconventional. The description of psychological activities is relatively simple and accurate, but the description of the eyes is a bit the same.

The main plot surrounding the male protagonist is to help the emperor cut down the vassal vassal, and it was mentioned at the beginning, occasionally bubbled up, and then solved in the last chapter. The heroine doesn't have a strong sense of presence. She got a ring with a collection function. The background is that a doctor traveled through time and cured two or three people's poisons. There is nothing else related to modern medicine. All the characters in the events are superficial, and many different types of characters have been written, such as the royal family, courtiers, Jianghu organizations, Jianghu figures, mysterious ethnic groups, vicious aunts and concubines, male and female peach blossoms and white lotus scheming girls, etc., As well as mysterious skills, magical treasures, divine swords, etc. In the end, the male protagonist became an orphan from the previous dynasty. These incident characters are just concepts or passed by like a dragonfly. There is also the relationship between the male and female protagonists that is both salty and mild, and there are also inexplicable pitfalls (such as what happened to the stillborn fetus that was conceived in a dream 16 years ago in the Queen Mother's womb).

The plot is quite interesting

Be clear and don't be sloppy

I don't know what's ahead after I've seen it. Updates are too slow and infrequent. I'm almost losing interest. It's so hard.