
You Only Pick on Me Because I'm a Weak Healer
你们也只会欺负我是个弱医师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Style
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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109Chapters
2.1MClicks
13.8kFavorites
1.5kLikes
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My current opinion on the male lead
To be honest, the male lead is really pitiful (in my opinion). Aside from the matchmaker at the beginning, who seemed genuinely kind to him, everyone else seemed to be using him. The romantic subplot isn't very clear either; it's not exactly about the female lead pursuing him. At first glance, it seems reasonable for an empress like Dongfang to develop feelings for him, but her actions are truly incomprehensible. Initially, it seemed like she was using her status to rebuild their relationship, but later it became clear that everything about him was part of her plan, as if she was just keeping him as a pet. Based on the latest chapters and the plot so far, I feel like the male lead really should find a place to retire...
Just a personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree.
The protagonist's dialogue in many parts of the story is in a classical Chinese style, almost like classical Chinese (I'm not good at social skills, so I don't know how to describe it). It's well-written, but as a reader, I don't particularly like this style of writing (many people do like it! It's just that I'm not good at studying this kind of thing). I often selectively skipped over these passages. The beginning focuses heavily on the male protagonist's past, such as finding a mentally challenged wife, a pen pal, etc. However, there's no romantic subplot with Dongfang Yushu later on, only some everyday scenes. Instead, there's more description of his master and the paperweight (...).
Is "I Won't Run Away, Fairies, Please Move Your Feet" the author's new book? Not only is the writing style similar, but the settings are also quite identical. The Black Mamba and Chu Kongting, and the interactions between Feng Helan and Li Muhuai in this book, especially the line "You're making things difficult for me," and Li Muhuai's words to Feng Helan, "If I don't marry you, it'll be hard to end things," are not unrelated, but practically identical.
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Some thoughts on this book
It's been a few months since the author started writing the book, and how do I describe my feelings about it? I don't know how. I remember it was initially recommended to me on the homepage, and among other books, it gave me a refreshing feeling. I don't know how to describe it, but it was just that kind of feeling. Look at the cover, look at the title, look at the synopsis, look at the author, look at the beautiful writing, look at… sorry, I can't continue. Anyway, it's now updated to Volume 3, Chapter 25, and the chapter title is "The End," so it should be finished, right? Congratulations on the completion! And even if it's not finished yet, congratulations on the completion! Finally, thank you to the author for not having any of those "multiple follower counts"...
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I've watched it many times, and it really felt great to have seen through the early episodes.
I've seen it, and I miss it.
I'll scan again.