Married to a Little Doctor's Concubine, the Ascetic Prince Pampered Her Every Night

It looks good, support me [Huahua]

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I feel a bit childish. The heroine lived in a big family in her previous life. Why is she so brainless and impulsive? She always wants to kill others even though she knows she is not strong enough. The plot is also cliche

The logic of the whole text is illogical and the writing is childish. If you just save a girl from a brothel, how do you know that you are a princess and come to her as a maid for her to use? At that time, the male protagonist also went there in disguise. If he was so easy to find, wouldn't his entire intelligence be exposed? It is clearly said that the heroine is a doctor, and there are more than a hundred pictures, but there is still no demonstration of medical skills. She flirts with the hero at every turn, which is boring and has no real progress. Concubine De teaches a servant, and the heroine fights for her because she is incompetent and strong. In such a strict and handsome hierarchy in ancient times, how could everyone be equal? The book also includes snail noodles, fried dough sticks, and stir-fried noodles. The name is so outrageous. Was the ancient economy so good? It takes a lot of oil to fry fried dough sticks, what kind of plot is it! When Wang Yin's parents, Mrs. Wang, came to see the heroine, after their identity was exposed, why did they later say that the hero asked Mrs. Wang to come to the door and then went back, so was it a dream that they didn't meet and quarrel? I couldn't explain it clearly, so I skipped it vaguely. A lot of them are like this, there's really no need to read any more, it's boring.

"The next chapter will be updated at nine o'clock tomorrow." Is this set in advance? It's totally not enough!

Emmm Normally, he has been taken away. Is this the halo of the protagonist?