Returned to the Republic of China to Become a Doctor

This book is really well written, it doesn't have any poisonous points in my opinion, and it's very comfortable to read. I hope the author will continue to work hard! I have read many books in which the heroine is only jealous, pretentious, and useless. Many books lose the book-friendliness because of the heroine. But the heroine you described, the author, is really comfortable. She is a patriotic heroine in the dark, but in reality she is a lady from a family of traditional Chinese medicine named Xiaojiabiyu. She is capable and ambitious. I like it so much. The cheap river is here hahaha. Now that I have seen it on the shelves, I ordered all the paid content directly. I said it was not enough, and I casually urged for an update

Studying medicine cannot save the Chinese people, a certain Zhou Shu people said.

Although it is a novel, a medical skill that other countries need is given so easily. Maybe you feel that great doctors have no boundaries! But you can't see how other countries blocked Chinese people from learning skills at that time. Nowadays, we basically can't learn advanced skills abroad!

Jiang Lai was originally a university domineering character. He entered St. John's University at the age of 15 and spent 7 years to get a doctorate. However, he seemed not very mobile and was robbed of his money and beaten to death before he even got home.

I couldn't resist even one chapter, so I withdrew.

Lu Xun really said: Studying medicine cannot save the Chinese people

I started to persuade you to quit. After reading the comments, many readers felt the same way and admired you for being able to write hundreds of chapters with this bad article.

Shanghai was very scary at that time. A doctor was really seeking death in front of a tycoon.

If you write novels about the Republic of China period and save the Japanese, you are a traitor.

It's a good book, really, but it's not my type. I'll give the author five stars.