Is There Any Upper Limit to This Doctor's Skills?

Grain- The author's trumpet of "A Scholar in the Medical Department" and "I'm Middle-Aged, This Doctor Just Debuted" are two copies. (Double-opening addiction, just get used to it, don't mind taking a detour.) The themes are almost the same. This author is the only one who understands clinical and scientific research in medical literature. Compared with "Middle-Aged", this book is actually more palatable and less humane and worldly. The gold finger settings are simple and the focus is more on clinical practice. The writing is fluent, there are few bad plots, and it is enjoyable to read.

In a medical school where masters and doctors are everywhere, how can an ordinary student with average talent use his limited skills to achieve a counterattack? The setting of the system is great. As long as you treat patients, you can get skill points, and adding more points can make you super powerful. According to this trend, it is true that the technology is not online yet. Let's see what achievements the protagonist's medical skills will achieve later on. I will wait for a follow-up.

A new book by an old author, this time from a good angle. The author has a lot of tricks up his sleeve and has written a lot of medical articles. This is a good book.