Exiled After Her Family Is Ruined, the Village Doctor Becomes the Prince’s Beloved Adopted Daughter and Conquers the Frontier with Her Pocket Dimension

It was alright, I skipped through it! It just felt a bit rushed though!

It's pretty good, a simple and lighthearted story about a doting family. The ending is abrupt and leaves you wanting more. An epilogue would have been better.

I really like this novel. One thing I don't quite like is the excessive emphasis on the female lead's desire for her parents' love. Unfortunately, her mother is a beautiful but clueless woman who doesn't understand the situation. Sigh, it's understandable that the relationship couldn't be broken off cleanly, but I can also understand—she's her mother after all.

The female lead's mother is truly speechless. She's a saint, and the whole family is wonderful, but she's the only one causing trouble and acting like a lunatic on the road to exile. The female lead's grandmother dotes on her like her own daughter, how can she have the nerve to act up and say such awful things? Ugh, I don't want my blood pressure to rise, so I'm dropping this.

To each their own.

Can you speak quickly when listening to an audiobook? Or slowly and haltingly?

This is the second book in this genre I've read. It's quite good; the female lead is pampered in every way, and the ending is a happy one, although not the kind where the female lead grows up and marries the crown prince, which I was hoping for, but it's still alright.

The third son's wife... No, I can't stand it like this.

I was speechless after reading chapter 82 and stopped reading.

It's good. The ending is a bit of a cliffhanger though. The main characters don't have a proper ending—there's no male lead, and the female lead's fate is unclear.