I’m a Family Doctor in a Domineering Boss Novel

From 1 to 10 ....I give it a 3

It’s not dropped. The author has a habit of disappearing for a month. He just released a chapter last week. His release rate is a chapter a week.

I've only read up to the 5 chapters available in Foxaholic.

The first chapter...
All I have to say is damn. It's a good thing Shen Tingzhou, the doctor MC, isn't a part of Employer 1's storyline.

**Spoiler**  
The fact that the Employer forcefully kissed and pointed a knife at the shou, causing the shou to vomit after he leaves... it's a good thing the MC is only the doctor. Also, the MC is so cute.

The second chapter is going to have every purist out there screaming. Yes, it’s a stepmother-stepson couple.

**Spoiler**  
And apparently, the dad's only two months old. The age gap between the stepmother and stepson is two years. Also, the MC is such a cutie.

Employer 3 and his pregnant shou are the best. It’s the most peaceful and happy storyline among the MC's employers.

**Spoiler**  
I feel like Employer 3 and his shou want the MC as their third? Am I delusional? They seem so fond of him, knowing his favorite foods and even letting the MC's fingerprints on their locks. And the little cousin and MC dynamic is so funny.

Chapter 4 introduces the ML/Employer 4. He's so dramatic, lmfao, but it works for me since I’m a Vincent Valentine simp.

**Spoiler**  
The coffin dramatics drew me in, I fear. The butler is their biggest shipper and the ML's biggest supporter. He's kinda like Alfred to the ML's dramatic ass.

High school girls are the thirstiest people on earth whenever they see someone good-looking. The little cousin potentially having a ship too? That's adorable. School rivals to lovers pipeline. The rival's sister being a Tsundere translator is cute.

All the employers' plotlines are starting to intersect. Hope it doesn’t merge too much since Employer 1 is dangerous. Harem for MC possibly? I dig.

The novel is hilariously entertaining because the main character (MC) is intricately connected to so many couples, which inevitably pulls him into their family dramas. When I say drama, I mean it—the scenes are crafted with a comedic touch, and the MC often finds himself as the only sane person amidst the chaos or bar fights. Additionally, the female characters are fiercely strong and aren't afraid to take control, and I appreciate how the author has distinctly defined their personalities.

This was an incredible read! From the start, it took me on an emotional rollercoaster, filled with drama and entertainment, and so many scenes that had me laughing out loud. But then, all of a sudden, it hits you with a heart-wrenching reason for everything that's been happening, making you cry your eyes out, only to give you a happy ending.

Will I go back and read the story again? Absolutely. Am I willing to endure the emotional turmoil of the ending just to reach the happy conclusion? Yes, without a doubt. Will I spoil it for anyone right now? No, but I will say that you should be prepared for numerous moments where you'll question the limits of human capability.

All in all, I would definitely read this again.