The Miracle Doctor's Legitimate Daughter

Why can't I listen to audiobooks anymore all of a sudden?

Why can't I hear it suddenly?

This novel is really good, I'm reading it for the second time today.

I read this book a long time ago, and it's one of my favorite time-travel novels. The female lead is very intelligent and capable, and the writing is very delicate. Back then, I probably just read it for the thrill of the story. Now, rereading it, I've discovered many more brilliant details.

Ah Heng is intelligent and possesses a "golden finger" (a special ability to enhance one's charm), and I really like strong female characters. The Ninth Prince is even more powerful; the two fall in love at first sight without any messy misunderstandings. The other supporting characters are also well-developed.

I only care when Xuan Tianhua's book will be published... I pray it won't be in my lifetime.

Twists and turns, unexpected twists and turns

I read the Boundless Sea series a few years ago, and it's truly a cherished memory for me when it comes to time-travel novels. This is my second reading. Although there are a few logical issues or signs of forced plot development in this book (for example, the author didn't need to force the female lead's panic upon the original owner's return, because given her character in the story, that kind of panic wouldn't be appropriate), the Boundless Sea series remains one of my favorites!

I think this book is even better than those books with a 9.8 Rating. It is really well written. The male and female protagonists both have great skills, and the plot is very vivid. In particular, the scene where the female protagonist's grandfather dies is very relatable and made me cry a lot!

The palace intrigue section was too long; the whole thing felt like a repetitive cycle of palace intrigue followed by either a central government intervention or disaster relief to balance things out. That was manageable, but the real twist came later with some silly, provocative plot twists.