This Physician Is Clearly Weak, Yet He Married the Number One Expert

A note at the beginning: Generally, my book reviews are mostly 10/10, because I won't write about books I don't think are good. In the book review and brief review sections, many people offer their opinions, but I have no particular insights; I just want to say a few words. 1. In the current flood of mindless, wish-fulfillment novels (and harem stories) about doctors relying on systems, I've encountered a doctor without a system. This doctor is still incredibly skilled, but his skill doesn't come from a system, but from his own diligent study and practice. ...

Actually, I've been thinking about this: if you think an author's book is bad, you can just leave. Why do you even bother reading it? Are you paid trolls, or is it just moral decay, or something else...? After all, no one forced you to read the author's book. Reading the comments made me laugh.

Truly, it's a masterpiece. Seeing such an excellent work about the medical profession during the critical period of the national fight against the epidemic last year was particularly moving. The author's knowledge is exceptional; any historical alterations are meticulously explained, and medical knowledge is also added. I really love this work. But it hasn't been updated since the last update on August 2nd. There's still some content left untold in the author's opening preview. It's truly a pity. Dr. Song's story has been gone for half a year, and I believe more than one person is still hoping for a sequel. If you can come back, we are willing to wait for you. March 7, 2021

Why have you stopped updating? I've saved the novel until now.

I was initially drawn to the book by the doctor protagonist. While his ideas were undeniably naive and overly idealistic, they weren't excessively exaggerated. The idea of ​​a concubine falling in love with him simply because she was treating his illness was a stretch, but overall, it wasn't a major problem. However, the bandit arc was truly unbearable. His naive thinking was laughable. The character of Hong Niangzi (the "Red Maiden") only appeared to create trouble for the protagonist; she showed no sign of wanting to compensate him after being adopted, and instead constantly sabotaged him. She treated the bandits, recognized them but didn't inform the governor, and even planned to rescue their stepson. The protagonist has been portrayed as the emperor's confidant; while opinions might differ, he's definitely on the emperor's side...

It's always the same formulaic story where you can predict the ending just by reading the beginning. They read a few martial arts web novels and a few wish-fulfillment urban novels beforehand, and they can write something like this—well, at least be civilized. You know what I mean. It's the same old "Yasashii" harem protagonist from Japanese manga, completely spineless, going with the flow, and swallowing his pride. It's infuriating to read. He's a hybrid of protagonists from Japanese manga, martial arts novels, and urban wish-fulfillment novels. The plot is mediocre, the romance is poorly handled, and the male protagonist completely fails to advance the story; he's like a puppet with "medical skills." The female protagonist is barely passable; she's also a hybrid, but at least she's somewhat presentable...

The male lead has intellectual problems. The later parts are just nonsensical and a complete waste of time. Speechless, I wasted so many volumes. It's not good at all, what is this? The male lead is too much of a saint! The beginning was fine, but now it's all incomprehensible. The poison descriptions are also poorly done, too bland. And then there's the senior brother, so difficult! Come on, author! Write better, don't write so badly, it's incomprehensible. Keep it up! Keep it up! Keep it up!

It was because of this book that I ultimately chose acupuncture and massage as my major in the college entrance exam. The reason I didn't get into medicine was because I didn't have enough points. Seeing that it's no longer being updated makes me feel down.

Damn, it's 2022 already! Two years have passed!!!

This book is excellent in both its writing style and overall quality. The male protagonist's inner conflicts are portrayed quite deeply, and his education is very much in line with the historical context. It's clear the author put a lot of effort into it. In the entire world of light novels, it truly stands out as a breath of fresh air, far superior to those mindless, wish-fulfillment stories about chasing after women. The protagonist is limited by the prevailing social norms, but he also possesses the courage to be a pioneer. Although he hesitates in many matters, he is decisive, even somewhat foolish. But conversely, these are all essential qualities for becoming a renowned doctor. However, the character development could be a little more vivid. The protagonist's mother, as the first character to appear, doesn't seem to have enough screen time...