She is the ancestor of Lang Hua who has been dead for four hundred years and the originator of all alchemists. Her pair of holy hands can sense all the heavenly spirits and earthly treasures in the world, and can even reanimate human flesh and white bones. A piece of medicine prescription is hard to find and attracts countless dignitaries.
Once she was reborn as an abandoned daughter in the country, her grandmother made things difficult for her, her sisters were vicious, and her uncle and aunt were plotting. They wanted to buy her out every moment, and when she saw her backhand, she sold her vicious sister into a brothel.
Call her coward?
The alchemy skills of one hand are powerful in all directions!
Say she is poor?
A pill is worth a thousand dollars!
She said no one wanted her and she brought an oil bottle?
She pulled the well-dressed and beautiful husband beside her with her backhand: "Be good, call me ma'am."
Lu Chenyuan: "..."
If you are stuck in the mire and your body is covered with filth, then I will be like the rain from the sky and go into the mire with you!
Don't we still need to reshape the male protagonist? Why not?
It belongs to fantasy. There are many people who have lived for hundreds of years. Most of the first chapters are quite interesting. However, I didn't have the patience to read the next few dozen chapters and went straight to the finale. The reason I liked it was that the heroine was reborn in someone else's body instead of arguing with her best relatives all the time. Instead, she directly acted. This is quite good. It doesn't get boring. It was also very interesting after entering Beijing. But in the end, I didn't have the patience to read the fantasy-like things. I just skipped to the finale and knew that the two were still together.
The first part is good but the second part is average. I don't like the heroine's character very much. There is a section in the middle where the heroine kills many people in order to test the male protagonist. Although the heroine is strong, she defies harmony. But overall it's still good.
He kept emphasizing how powerful the heroine was in her previous life, and then she came back again. She neither took revenge on those who hurt her, nor did she seek money or career. Then she insisted on letting her son go to school at the age of four. Wouldn't it be better to figure out your own affairs first? Aren't you tired of plotting against her every day with your whole family? And this village is quite funny. The people in Shentang can get it done with only 10 taels of silver. . . . . . There were a lot of things that couldn't be explained, and it was very frustrating to read. I couldn't stand it anymore after about 20 chapters.
Why don't you donate money to the village when your family doesn't even have ten taels of silver? I still care about a few pennies for medical treatment, which is a bit hard to understand!
When will the new book be released? I'm looking forward to it very much.
The heroine is resurrected through corpses. Before her rebirth, she was Nie Langhua, the famous medical sage and alchemist of the previous dynasty. She was a master of both medicine and poison. She was reborn 400 years later as Ye Jingxian. The original heroine's father, Su Sheng, was the head of the Imperial Hospital and a famous alchemist in Kunjing. Her mother was the aunt of the Crown Prince of Nanchu. The male protagonist was the unfavored eldest prince of the Western Saint Dynasty, His Highness Prince Yuan. , The heroine will retaliate against the bad guys, is ruthless, and wants to take advantage of the hero Lu Chenyuan if they disagree with her. The hero is infinitely tolerant and trusts the heroine. There is a cute and smart child called Mo Bao. The ending ends with the heroine killing her enemies... This book has a lot of twists and turns. You have to read it yourself to understand... There are a lot of typos in the names of people. It would be nice to write more extras...
The story is quite good, but the heroine is a bit lacking in intelligence, a bit too generous, and a bit weird. Overall, this book is quite good, you can give it a try!
In the end, Ah Yuan is gone? Or are you separated from the heroine? If this is the case, then I won't watch it, for fear of being disappointed and heartbroken.
Don't we still need to reshape the male protagonist? Why not?
It belongs to fantasy. There are many people who have lived for hundreds of years. Most of the first chapters are quite interesting. However, I didn't have the patience to read the next few dozen chapters and went straight to the finale. The reason I liked it was that the heroine was reborn in someone else's body instead of arguing with her best relatives all the time. Instead, she directly acted. This is quite good. It doesn't get boring. It was also very interesting after entering Beijing. But in the end, I didn't have the patience to read the fantasy-like things. I just skipped to the finale and knew that the two were still together.
The first part is good but the second part is average. I don't like the heroine's character very much. There is a section in the middle where the heroine kills many people in order to test the male protagonist. Although the heroine is strong, she defies harmony. But overall it's still good.
He kept emphasizing how powerful the heroine was in her previous life, and then she came back again. She neither took revenge on those who hurt her, nor did she seek money or career. Then she insisted on letting her son go to school at the age of four. Wouldn't it be better to figure out your own affairs first? Aren't you tired of plotting against her every day with your whole family? And this village is quite funny. The people in Shentang can get it done with only 10 taels of silver. . . . . . There were a lot of things that couldn't be explained, and it was very frustrating to read. I couldn't stand it anymore after about 20 chapters.
Why don't you donate money to the village when your family doesn't even have ten taels of silver? I still care about a few pennies for medical treatment, which is a bit hard to understand!
When will the new book be released? I'm looking forward to it very much.
The heroine is resurrected through corpses. Before her rebirth, she was Nie Langhua, the famous medical sage and alchemist of the previous dynasty. She was a master of both medicine and poison. She was reborn 400 years later as Ye Jingxian. The original heroine's father, Su Sheng, was the head of the Imperial Hospital and a famous alchemist in Kunjing. Her mother was the aunt of the Crown Prince of Nanchu. The male protagonist was the unfavored eldest prince of the Western Saint Dynasty, His Highness Prince Yuan. , The heroine will retaliate against the bad guys, is ruthless, and wants to take advantage of the hero Lu Chenyuan if they disagree with her. The hero is infinitely tolerant and trusts the heroine. There is a cute and smart child called Mo Bao. The ending ends with the heroine killing her enemies... This book has a lot of twists and turns. You have to read it yourself to understand... There are a lot of typos in the names of people. It would be nice to write more extras...
The story is quite good, but the heroine is a bit lacking in intelligence, a bit too generous, and a bit weird. Overall, this book is quite good, you can give it a try!
In the end, Ah Yuan is gone? Or are you separated from the heroine? If this is the case, then I won't watch it, for fear of being disappointed and heartbroken.
Zhouzhou, is this your new book?