The Peerless Medical Concubine Is Very Arrogant

It's not bad. The front part is better, but the back part is a bit draggy. Many pitfalls are covered in one stroke in the last chapter.

The concept of the story is very positive. The male and female protagonists are in unwavering love, and they both ask for orders to cure the epidemic and benefit the people for the country and the people. But the storyline is a bit too far-fetched. The man is determined to marry the heroine whom he has met several times, and they have never crossed paths before. In the book, the story opportunities of the supporting characters are briefly mentioned, and the male and female protagonists are overly described. The story is a lot too wordy, and I skipped from chapter 200 to get to the ending.

Not bad, not bad!

The heroine is very disgusting to watch. She doesn't have much ability but she still shows off her strength. In the end, it is the hero who saves her. He knows that others have bad intentions towards her but does not take precautions. The previous problems are largely attributed to the fact that the ending is too sloppy.

Love it, love it

Looks good, I need more updates

I have no desire to continue watching. The female protagonist is an agent killer who travels through time. After time traveling, she is not strong enough and has to be rescued by the male protagonist every time. This is still acceptable. After all, it is restricted by the ancient feudal hierarchy, and the ancients had stronger internal strength. I just can't stand the character of the female protagonist who will cry and be jealous every time she is rescued by the male protagonist. It feels very inconsistent with her identity and character before time traveling, and makes people feel very immersed in it.

Not bad.