Practicing Business and Practicing Medicine

The protagonist's life is too tiring. Everyone else has their own goals, but you are the only one with a mysophobia.

At the beginning, this is the rhythm of persuading people to quit. Other doctors can't cure it, but you can. Your performance is still last. Are you serious? In the end, I even bothered to take over someone else's class and watch it. If something goes wrong, you have to take full responsibility. Are you serious?

Posting it will make you jealous, wouldn't you envy me? Are you jealous?

It is written about the results of traditional Chinese medicine. When you start seeing a doctor, you must read the examination materials of western medicine. It is also great to prescribe medicine without diagnosing the pulse! And the protagonist saves more than 30,000 yuan, which is not enough to rent 800 yuan a month for rent and first-year tuition fees. Tuition fees are so expensive? The writing is very urgent, I have no money and I am anxious. That is the sister, not the daughter. It is the responsibility of the protagonist's parents, and it cannot be the responsibility of the male protagonist! I don't know when my sister will take the college entrance examination, whether there is still one semester left or if she has just taken the college entrance examination and hasn't taken it yet. The logic of the hero's behavior is very confusing.

As a bookworm of more than ten years, I don't really like the character of the protagonist. It makes the book seem a little less exciting and the story is a bit depressing. But the author's writing is pretty good

How come there is no good person to resolve it! Pig's feet are treated like this, treating so many rich people, and living in such misery

The character pretends to be noble, usually saves money, and the performance is low. Why don't you make more money? If it doesn't work, just change the industry. The treatment process is not written in detail, including how to treat it, what is the cause, what medicine to use, and why. Although unspoken rules are bad, this is a human society. If you don't want to abide by them, just tell others in advance. It's okay to go your own way, have low emotional intelligence, pretend to be aloof, no matter how good your skills are, if you don't handle them well, the relationship between doctors and patients, leaders, and colleagues will mean nothing.

I don't know if the author has his own career when writing about it.

Some parts are written very realistically, and the character growth is well portrayed, but it seems too energy-consuming.

The protagonist's name is Bian Mu. Why didn't the author just say it more directly? Wouldn't it be better to call him De Mu? It's called Bian Mu, which makes it difficult for readers to get involved in the drama, and it's easy to think about it.