The Wild Country Doctor

What's there to say? What an *author's chauvinism. I wasted my precious time reading a bunch of stuff.

I think the author who wrote the book should not have lived with a person for 7 years. If he had such an experience, he would not be able to write about it. Just because he wears a mask, he cannot recognize the person. Even if he is extremely thin, the sound and posture of the person walking will not change. I live on the 7th floor. When I walk to the 4th or 5th floor, my husband can tell by the sound of going upstairs that he is back, and then open the door in advance.

If I say a few more words, I'm afraid the author will be happy.

Let's put it this way, it's just my irregular menstruation that made me angry after seeing this thing. What if I can fix it?

First of all, I have to say that this novel is not without merit. The writing style is average, and it is pretty good at describing some scenes. For example, the various performances at the concert can give people a sense of imagery. The main narrative logic is flawed. The brain circuits of the characters in the article are very confusing. In the early stage, Lu kept hurting his wife, who was with him through life and death, and conniving with his mistress. The "secret" that he kept secretly kept was completely untenable if he told it. The so-called Korean heroine was persecuted for sending materials, which is outrageous. First, an outsider could actually take over and deliver the documents of a giant company. Second, this was not something that could not be verified and absolutely could not be told to the heroine, right? In the end, the so-called "secret" was taken to another level, and the result was a "somewhat revealing" photo of the heroine taken by her stepfather, which was very funny. Also, Lu was previously deceived by Han, who was not very clever, and believed everything he said. He blindly thought that his wife was acting, and even fell down the stairs without even looking at her. Later, he said that he loved the heroine to death. Is this right? The characters are too fragmented. What's weird is that the heroine's mother turned against her own daughter because the heroine's stepfather was sent to prison? And since he holds a grudge, he still holds a grudge against his own child while accepting all the money and support from the child? In the end, the so-called misunderstanding was explained clearly. In fact, she just found out that her stepfather not only often beat her daughter, but also had dirty thoughts, so she buried the hatchet. So she thought it was okay for her daughter to be beaten all the time, right?! Furthermore, the majority of netizens are described by the author as brainless fools who can change their opinions no matter how outrageous the reasons are. Maybe the author wants to express that there are very few NCs nowadays, but he goes too far! The article always emphasizes how awesome the three giant companies are, but there are no actual examples to support them. Instead, they are deceived by low-level Koreans. A bunch of so-called big guys can't be a sales manager. Finally, when will this bad idea that all elite men have to like the heroine come to an end?

The scumbag's original intention is good, but he hides it from the heroine and doesn't understand it. Generally, the author has arranged for him to have a reason. This book is highly praised, and the second male lead is the best. No matter what your original intention or reason is, it will be hurt.

The IQ of netizens described by the author is basically equal to

I can only say that I won't give a bad review. I'm sorry that I read it all night and I was exhausted. I don't know whether the author wrote it with his feet or by hand. If I really wanted to complain, I could complain about several 60-second lines of voice in just the finale. It's really nc, it's really nc.

It's ugly as hell. It's a waste of time and life. It's not enough to torture the heroine, isn't it? It's disgusting to everyone.

The plot is dragging, the heroine is obsessed with the man who cheated on her, and I can't watch it anymore.