Great Doctor Ling Ran

A very nice doctor-themed article. The golden finger is not big and mainly depends on the liver. . Very nice. I'll make up for it after the book review. I've been reading twice recently and I'm so tired.

The Amway pills on the homepage of this book💊200 are pinned to the top🔝 once There are recommendations for similar novels about the doctor profession in the book review. Category [divine book seedling] Unlike many authors who have reached the peak of their first work, exhausted their inspiration, and exhausted their talents, Shitori Mura can make substantial progress with each book. After more than ten years of polishing, my writing skills have become more and more proficient. Take this book as an example. The first five chapters are very smooth. It tells the story of an overly calm medical student who suddenly gets the system. What will he do? Normally, the author's approach is to let the protagonist accept the incident - no matter how incredible it is. But in Shitorimura's writing, he actually asked the protagonist to give himself a psychiatric test. Then do a Turing test on the system. This opening really makes the reasonable party happy. Returning to the author himself, his works have always been full of details, full of plots, and presentable professional knowledge. However, the disadvantage is that flooding is inevitable in the middle and later stages. [Book List Update] I recently read this book once and read more than 300 chapters. First, although the slap-in-the-face plot is unavoidable, the light sense of humor does not make people feel annoyed. There are no objectionable supporting characters in this book. Even if the protagonist slaps others in the face, he basically uses funny techniques to show joy. Second, the system plays very well. Various professional skills are presented in a very layered manner, making people constantly look forward to what skills will be unlocked later. Third, the author really consulted a lot of information, and the various professional terms are enough to frighten laymen like us. Fourth, the joke about the protagonist being too handsome is really full of malice towards readers. [Similar recommendations]: There are many books in the medical industry, but at present I think there are five books worth reading: "Doctor", "Great Doctor Ling Ran", "Smooth Medical Road", "I Can See the Status Bar" and "Surgery Live Room". These five books support this niche category. I would like to compare these books by the way. The protagonist of "Doctor" is a golden finger of the learning system, studies hard, goes to the United States to study, hone his skills, returns to China to take on various projects, opens a drug research and development company, carries out brain nerve-related surgeries and research, and wins the Nobel Prize in Medicine. The protagonist's hard work is really refreshing. It is considered a pioneer of similar novels and has set a good example. "The Great Doctor Ling Ran" has led a new wave of trends. The writing is relaxed and joking, and the jokes are dense. It can be regarded as a niche article for leisure and entertainment. "I Can See the Status Bar" has a compact story with detailed details, including various medications and pathological judgments. It feels very professional, but the update is so touching. The story of "A Smooth Road to Medicine" is set on the border of the motherland, and requires frequent trips to the countryside for surgery. The realistic details are complicated and complicated. It can be seen as complementary to "The Great Doctor Ling Ran", two extremes. In addition to professional medical texts, there are also several books that mix other elements that are worth reading, such as the urban military medical text "Battlefield Doctor in the City", the Chinese medical text "Genius Doctor" with martial arts elements, the medical officialdom text "Medical Official Path" and "Chief Royal Physician", and the combination of medical and Korean entertainment "Quick-acting Savior"

Unlike many authors who reach their peak with their first work and then run out of talent after exhausting their inspiration, Shitorimura is an author who improves with every book. After more than ten years of continuous polishing, his writing skills have become increasingly proficient, and he finally found his own rhythm in the age of a super energy power. He is a rare author who can combine industry knowledge with the characteristics of online writing! The new book is an industry-related online article about the medical profession. It is a subject that the author is familiar with and has some innovations, so I look forward to it.

I have been reading "The Great Doctor Ling Ran" written by Ogami Shitorimura on and off. I have been on vacation for a long time recently, so I had time to read the latest chapter in one go. I feel that this book must be recommended to everyone. First of all, we must talk about the male protagonist in the book - Ling Ran. Ling Ran is very handsome, but this is not the point. The point is, this president of the medical school is a cool-headed, logical and rational person. When the male protagonist Ling Ran got the system, he was not forced to accept it like the protagonists in other books. Instead, relying on his excellent medical knowledge, after getting the system, he was very rational and first gave himself a psychiatric test, and then gave the system a Turing test. After everything felt reasonable, this was considered as reluctant acceptance of the system. The protagonist who treats the system in this way is really fresh and refined. Professional people do professional things. So as soon as I saw this beginning, this book really attracted me deeply. This book is perfect for the reasonable party. Secondly, what I particularly want to say is that this book is really rich in professional knowledge. The author Big D must have prepared very professional and large amounts of information, so when reading this book, I was often attracted by the professionalism of the protagonist. It's enough that the protagonist is handsome, but as a result, the protagonist is not only handsome, but also very professional, and not only is he very professional, he actually has a professional system. As a reader, I often find you and me under the lemon tree. Generally speaking, this book is a light-hearted and funny article among doctors' novels. While the protagonist pretends to be cool and slaps his face without any trace, various jokes appear frequently, which is both refreshing and interesting to read. The number of words in this book is also very large at present, so it is very suitable to be read in one sitting during the holidays. The quality of the master's book is guaranteed, so you can rest assured to collect it and read it.