In the Name of Medicine

............It feels unreal! Bye👋

The description of human nature is really profound.

I really like reading books about doctors. At the same time, I also hope that the author will not be like some authors who save a person and then fight monsters, then save another person, and finally break through the sky. (At the same time, I also want to say something to the author. The society may be a bit dark, but it is better to have less of it in the books.)

... Let me say it first, I am not a negative fan, I just want to ask why the cover of this book is Xu Mo_?_?_?

I don't know if the author is a medical student, but the first few chapters are very fake. 1. There is a police station at the train station, and the knife was used. It was handled by the police, not the security guards. There was no one left to guard the injured person, haha. 2. Large train stations are equipped with first aid rooms. According to the environment described by the author, it should be a big city in a coastal area. It is impossible not to have first aid. 3. If a senior student goes directly to the operating table, even if the surgeon agrees, he will not be allowed to operate. At most, he will just watch. 4. No instruments are used for surgery. That's ridiculous. The nurses in the operating room don't know how many surgeries they perform 365 days a year. Is it possible to prevent such a low-level mistake? This is forcing the protagonist to take on the role. It doesn't matter if it's written smoothly, but it's all kind of stiff, and it's weird if you can continue to read it.