I Am a Veterinarian! You Unlock the Great Medical System!

Women, women, women, all women. I write not to realize my dream, not to make money, but to be a yy woman.

Isn't it true that the protagonist has no sense of humanity at all? After reading a few chapters, I encountered a girl getting pregnant out of wedlock, whoring, and sexual intercourse between husband and wife. They were all mentioned casually in public and on live broadcast cameras. Are you really not afraid of enmity?

The setting of the male coach is actually dispensable. The more important quality of a doctor is his benevolence. He risks going to jail to perform an almost impossible operation just because he does not want to lose his life. The valuable spirit of treating humans and animals equally is the real great doctor. The male coach is actually a bit overshadowed. When the female patients and colleagues mention the male protagonist, they always add a word about his appearance, and then they are considered to be nymphos. There is no need. I believe that even if the male protagonist is an ordinary-looking person. , With this kind of skills and the spirit of not giving up, there are also girls who can appreciate him through his appearance, instead of a group of girls looking at his photos now, he is so handsome, I have to repeat the grade for you... And he is also a simple rural boy, why bother, he has to make it look like a male model. Girls also love boldly, like to speak directly, flirt with each other, hide things, and don't want to be responsible after playing gangster with a man. Can Xiao and Song continue their careers if they fall in love?

I haven't read it yet, so let me ask if the pig's feet are veterinary? ? If a veterinarian treats people, does it count as practicing medicine illegally?

It was really eye-catching at first, and I felt like I had discovered a treasure novel. But when the photographer Xiao Song came later, he said that the male protagonist's salary was a gift, which was very shocking. It was acceptable at first, but later Lao Song didn't believe that he had to give gifts as salary. Xiao Song also did so many things that went beyond the boundaries of ordinary people [the relationship was not confirmed at the time], such as kissing the male protagonist on the cheek, lying on the male protagonist's bed with his legs exposed after a shower and teasing the male protagonist. Who would normally do this? And generally in large-scale events, men and women cannot be in the same room. Because this is really lightning-proof. If Xiao Song likes the male protagonist, he should pursue it normally, instead of being like a brainless, ungrateful and shameless person who wears pajamas and crawls into the male protagonist's bed when there is no confirmation of the relationship or even when she doesn't even know whether the male protagonist likes her or not. Maybe the author wanted to write about Xiao Song's cuteness, or to promote the love line between the male protagonist and Xiao Song, and some people said that the things in the book could be more realistic, but it really made people uncomfortable. I think that although it is a novel, it must conform to some popular logic. No normal person would do this. Even saying that the salary is a gift in the first step without explaining it clearly already makes people feel that there is no sense of boundaries. In reality, I may not be able to cooperate with Xiao Song at all. I really can't stand this part. It feels like there's something mixed in the chocolate.

I want a single heroine, please support her. If there are multiple female protagonists, tell them in advance and abandon the trap.

The protagonist is too virginal and the plot setting is not good

Garbage garbage garbage garbage 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

It's pretty good, it would be better if there wasn't a female protagonist

It was a bit new before it was put on the shelves. After it was put on the shelves, it made me feel like I was back to the urban fairy doctor who always pretended to be cool and slapped people in the face. It was very routine.