This Doctor is Not Short of Money

Old people are like this. They have been saving for a lifetime. Some food is not fresh but they insist not to waste it. Grandpa Jiu is also like this, but Du Heng's advice is not to eat it.

This is a real family. Everyone in the family is thinking about each other. Du Heng wants Du Xuejing to learn what he likes. Du Ping also did a lot of work to support Du Heng in school.

Fan Yuxiang really misunderstood Du Heng. His condition was not that serious and hospitalization was not a problem. Some doctors made patients do a lot of useless work just to make more money.

The latest chapter, involving the business part, is very speechless. The protagonist is really not suitable for business and is very speechless. Some things cannot be measured by money. Even if they can be measured, the figures are astronomical. For example, the role of the protagonist's scar removal cream is so great that it is simply unimaginable in the beauty market. It is calculated in units of hundreds of millions. A multi-million dollar pharmaceutical company that is about to close down wants nothing but 20% of its shares in exchange for prescription patents and technical guidance. It's a joke. This plot is so speechless that it would be better not to write it and make people feel disgusted, like idiots. If you really want to make money, given the protagonist's conditions, it's very easy. The protagonist directly makes several copies of this ointment and sells it. Some rich people buy it. Even hundreds of thousands or millions are a drop in the bucket for some people. For example, to treat cancer, the rich are willing to pay tens of millions or hundreds of millions. A shabby pharmaceutical factory, with 20% of the shares, the protagonist's patents and technology were completely used for free. The protagonist ended up working for someone else. The biggest advantage was that it belonged to others. After being sold, he helped others count the money. If you don't have this writing style, don't write about the business part. Writing it will make people uncomfortable. Just write about the doctor aspect honestly.

The protagonist is very upright and has a full sense of justice, which is good for a doctor. A suggestion to the author. Although the protagonist himself is not short of money, no matter how good the protagonist is, he cannot treat many people. After all, the manager is limited. How much can really help some special groups of people? The protagonist himself has very few resources. It is recommended that the protagonist establish a company, set up a pharmaceutical factory, apply for patents for some of the prescriptions that are not available in reality, and try to achieve mass production. This will not only create employment, but also make money, and the transferred money can build more advanced laboratories and establish public welfare funds to help more people in need. This is the best use of resources and achieves multiple goals with one stone. Otherwise, the protagonist is limited to how many people he can save without resting 24 hours a day. If you don't register a patent for some prescriptions, others may. The protagonist can also promote the development of his hometown by doing it himself. Not only does his social status improve, he can also help more people. Otherwise, you can only do things in a hurry. For example, if the health center is expanding, the protagonist can make donations if he or she has money. Some patients have no money for medical treatment and cannot afford it even with reimbursement. If the protagonist has a public welfare fund established by himself, he can immediately review the help instead of asking for help everywhere. The protagonist establishes a company, opens a pharmaceutical factory, establishes a laboratory, promotes the development of traditional Chinese medicine, promotes the cultivation of medicinal materials, and contributes to the development of his hometown. When it reaches a large scale, he promotes the establishment of a medical university in his hometown, cultivates talents, and relies on the protagonist's cancer treatment methods to build his hometown into a cancer treatment base, forming a set of industrial closed loops. Establish a hotel for patients' family members to provide low-cost accommodation for patients' family members who come from afar to reduce their burden, etc. Finally, the money earned is taken from the people and used by the people, and the protagonist has both fame and fortune. Just like the protagonist's current development model, even if it ends up being famous throughout the country, how many people can it help compared to our population base, and how much contribution can it make to the development of our hometown? I hope the author will consider it carefully.

It was originally written well, but the pace was very slow, so I put up with it. After two or three hundred chapters, I was about to get married to the heroine, and my relationship was particularly good. Suddenly, the heroine got hurt on her face and went abroad, so I stopped looking for her and replaced her with a new heroine. It was too bad, so I gave up! The hole you dug yourself will end suddenly if you don't write well. This book is no better.

What should I say about this book? There are a lot of minor points at the beginning but it doesn't matter. But it's hard to understand that the girlfriend's family is broken up and she ends up with Wu Shengnan. Moreover, the article also hints more than once that the male protagonist said that the other half's character is better. First of all, Wu Shengnan's character creation is not likable. Secondly, the male protagonist is not satisfied with Wu Shengnan's front-line work and Wu Shengnan does not plan to switch back to the back office. This is on the one hand, the protagonist's career line goes to that gynecological hospital, and blisters on the lips are even more unacceptable. It feels uncomfortable at first. Someone died in a car accident on a snowy day before. Why do you say that you should study Chinese medicine instead of Western medicine? But this setting is too contradictory. Since there are so many problems, you still need to study medicine? Another problem with the author is that he likes to bring in private goods. From the psychology at the beginning to the setting of each character, the beginning is okay and he just lets himself go in the end. The plot after the breakup directly turns into a bitter TV series, like the various worries of a middle-aged man.

There's a reason why there are more than 300 pictures that haven't been put on the shelves yet. I can't stand them anymore. It's disgusting.

Update soon, go. Fifty thousand words per day is a small goal

I want to ask if she will be there later, I still really want her to come online.