Shen Yi Di Nu, Divine Doctor: Daughter of the First Wife - Reviews

Shen Yi Di Nu, Divine Doctor: Daughter of the First Wife
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I hope everyone on Good novel would give it a go, trust me it's an amazing book
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I’ve been on this website for a while now and this is the first book that, in my opinion, deserves my review. The novel is fairly normal pace and doesn’t strive to be the best. The author takes their time to flesh out the story and does it beautifully. There are no holes to pick through and reading this book is like watching a canvas be painted into a masterpiece. The main character, Han Jue, is how he says he will be, as low key as possibly could while holding true to himself. Sure, for the people who know him, he seems to be an unreachable god, but following from Han Hue’s perspective, he does simply as any other would do in his circumstance and this is something that doesn’t change or stop for some stupid reason. The character has full control over himself and actually seems to be full of life. The humor of this novel is definitely for people who like cultivation novels and truly fits, making a wonderful addition to piece in general. The pacing of the novel isn’t sanic fast but isn’t snail slow either making for an enjoyable read and for the world to properly form in the reader’s mind. Something that isn’t really seen in other system or cultivation novels. The author gives reasons for certain events and clearly displays the limitations of the system in this novel and doesn’t the system ungodly overpowered either. The mail character’s power gap comes from the time he puts in and none of this is glossed over which is admirable as it doesn’t detract from the novel whatsoever. The translation quality is superb and does the novel its justice and does not detract from the novel in anyway, it is very easily seen how much work is put into the translation as well as the writing of the story itself. I would wholeheartedly recommend this novel to everyone who has some experience with cultivation novels as it a truly satisfying novel. I look forward to the future chapters and keep up the good work.
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I swear to God, this is at  least one of the 5 most infuriating translations I have ever read in my life. And this is coming from someone that's read several MTLs before. My goodness. The level of cringe in almost every sentence is so mind blowing, it's not even funny. The mc is just straight out bland, the writing is a complete mess with all the errors and the worldbuilding is still a mystery to me.
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I really like your story! I also liked how you outlined it. It’s very creative! Keep working and updating because I am here for you! Good job author!
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Hi! This is kera, an editor of the international writing contest SWA II. I believe your book has great potential, so I invited you to join in a week ago. Please reply to me so I can discuss this with you in detail.
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Great read loved it thank you keep going think you have a great story and plenty possibilities to explore like the Harem vibe that you are creating would be nice to see some that our MC opens his eyes onto all the subtle clues that they drop
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good story.................................................................................................................................................really a good story.................................................................................................................................................
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Interesting series, makes me think of Three Kingdom and ancient China somehow, the story and plot itself is progressive and is not stale like most series where there's cultivation involved, though, there's a lot of reaction and response from the main character that makes me wonder if he really has any brain in his head, it's still enjoyable.
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Website : qidian chinaViews : 2.14millionRating : 9.1(32)Chapters : 1352Status : completedWord count : 2.75millionauthor level : great No of works : 3Comments : 9Year started : 2015Chinese title : 一世盛欢:爆宠纨绔妃Other works : National school prince is a girl
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"Finish that sentence and you have a wired hanger shoved up your a-"
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"It's still stuck with me? urgh..."
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S watched her enter one of those timeless cafes- full of ageless regulars, worn out leather sofas and limping tables- she loves so much despite his inhability to comprehend why. 'Yet', S remembered himself, 'he would know everything on due time'. His glare turned a dangerous slit for a moment when a group of fellow male students reconized her and nodded in aknowledgement, but it was gone as fast as it came when she sat alone next to the window. Oblivious to the reaction, akin to a gravitational pull, her presence had on everyone else she took out a book of her ragged backpack and started reading while waiting for the waiter. S sighted, he didn't need his binoculars to know that the waiter would have to call her multiple times before she answered back and ordered for black tea with a cloud of milk with a faraway look, almost in tears. She was immersing herself on "Beware of pity" by S. Zweig, like a moth to a flame, enjoying in a perverse way the pain she brought to herself and she wouldn't mind her expression.

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