Final Diagnosis

-This book is really, really good. First of all, the introduction particularly attracted me. Who is Qi Jing, what happened to him, and what he is going to do. I think the introduction of this book is very good. I read too many mindless articles in the female channel section and my brain collapsed, so I went to the male channel section to search. Hmm... But I forgot how to find this book (this is not important) -Secondly, I also think the casting of Qi Jing, the protagonist of this book, is very novel. He was just a medical student who just wanted to intern in a tertiary hospital. He was very ordinary and ordinary, except for the fact that he was reborn. Like most medical students, those who are excellent will go to tertiary hospitals, while those who are unlikely will go to second-class hospitals. Of course, they are all very hardworking people, especially the current epidemic, which has made many people have a great respect for doctors. The author did not give him any fancy titles. The fancy titles here refer to movie kings, bosses and the like. -Finally, the people Qi Jing met were very interesting. Whether it's his girlfriend, the director of his hospital, his colleagues, or his team members, they are all interesting. My girlfriend is just a medical lawyer, not a celebrity or anything. She is very ordinary, but not ordinary (maybe because I have never met such a person). She may be able to make a breakthrough in the future. He himself is just a doctor. Of course, he will have his own unique world and status in the future. The director of their hospital also has very interesting ideas, hahaha His colleague, Ji Qing, was totally screwed, but he was also very innocent. There are still many people~~ -All in all, this book is greatO Don't be discouraged, author, it's great! ! ! ! ! -Finally, can I ask for some extra sperm... This is my first long review, can you give me some encouragement?

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Under normal circumstances, I like people to give different opinions. If there is something wrong or problematic about the specific plot, I will basically accept it as long as it makes sense. If there is a difference of opinion, I will argue with you. But if someone who doesn't even have basic clinical diagnosis ideas comes up and says that the professional questions are written incorrectly, I'm sorry, please point out specifically what is wrong and why. It is said that a half bottle of water sloshes, but I see some people can slosh without water, and even slosh loudly. Just click x if you can't stand it. It's okay to complain about the plot, but if you want to catch professional content, please be sure to click on the point. Those who have not learned anything and have no clinical diagnostic thinking are better not to spray nonsense. You still need to have the face of having worked on the front line for more than ten years, and the tone of the entire book's popular science cannot be changed. Any comments that are biased towards professional content will be deleted, or they will be slapped in the face and left there. I am not omnipotent. There will definitely be errors and omissions in this two million word article. If you have any corrections, please be sure to submit them. Excellent corrective comments. If I find them useful, I will reply to them and discuss them. If I find them good, I will also add more details.

I didn't even know I had read so many books

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When did you change the name? More advanced

Boss, if the protagonist has the pharmacological knowledge of new diseases and new drugs in the next 15 years, will the protagonist develop new drugs and build a research laboratory by himself? Mainly, too many diseases in China rely on imported drugs, which ordinary people cannot afford! Later, the author can write some plot about the development of new drugs.

It's well written, but boring to read. It's not high-tech, and it doesn't write about clinical operations. I just kept looking at it as a pretentious job.

Why did it take two years to write this little bit?