Livestream: A Master of Medicine from the Start
直播：开局就是医道圣手
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Stories Where the Doctor Starts Out at Department Head Level, No Interns
Looking for a Relatively Normal Medical Novel
I don't want the kind of story where the protagonist shows off and humiliates everyone. Just a normal novel, no cultivation, and none of those twenty-something beautiful CEOs, hospital directors, or school principals. People like that don't exist. I want something like someone rising from a community clinic to become a master physician.
Looking For Something Set In An Operating Room
I want a story that clearly describes the surgical procedures.
Any Good Novels About Doctors? Ones with a System, Too
Something like "Full-Time Doctor" or *Chief Imperial Physician*~
Looking for Medically Accurate Novels
Any Stories About a Doctor Who Devotes Himself to Saving Lives and Healing the Sick?
The male lead is an all-around doctor.
Medical Fiction: From Intern to Top Doctor, with a Realistic Feel
Medical System Stories: Preferably About a Smart, Levelheaded Male Surgeon
Preferably, the protagonist should be a highly skilled professional surgeon with a System, but not dependent on the System. No saintly heroine, please. The female lead can be anything, as long as she does not hold him back! Thanks, everyone. The longer the book, the better.
Looking for Books Similar to The Doctor Has a Cheat
Please recommend books like "When the Doctor Got a Cheat System".
Medical System
Any recommendations for books featuring a medical System?
Looking for Novels About Surgeons or Emergency Room Doctors
Hospital Novels
A modern medical story about a miracle doctor
The Protagonist Is a Doctor Who Saves Lives
Looking for Stories with Doctors Who Have Compassionate Hearts
Novels Like Medical Officialdom and The Medical Empire
Urban fiction.
Stories About an Intern Doctor Who Gets a System and Gradually Becomes Famous Nationwide
Urban novels similar to The National Doctor.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist's System Teaches Them Medicine?
A Doctor Male Lead, a System, and Surgery
Reborn as a Max-Level, Gifted Doctor + God-Tier Doctor
Looking for books like From ER Doctor to the Best Full-Time National Doctor. Chapter 1: Oh No, I've Been Fired "Zhang Yi, thank you for everything you've done for our hospital over the past few months! But... you know that our hospital can only offer permanent positions to a limited number of doctors this time..."
Looking for Fantasy Cultivation Novels About Miracle Healers
I’m mainly looking for novels aimed at women, with a reborn or transmigrated heroine who has a personal space. Ideally, her senior fellow disciples and brothers dote on her too. Sweet romance, one-on-one. Please recommend some!
Western Medicine and Surgery
I’ve had enough of traditional Chinese medicine. Western medicine and surgery novels would be nice too.
A Military Doctor's Clinical Practice and Everyday Urban Life with a System
System + Traditional Chinese Medicine + Martial Arts
System + traditional Chinese medicine
Modern Western Medicine with a System
Stories about doctors, with surgeries.
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I'm a Genius Doctor, and the Campus Beauty Confesses to Me from the Start
Dumped from the Start, My First Surgery Shocks the Entire Hospital
Urban: My Very First Surgery Shocks the World!
The Year of the Horse Begins: I Defy Fate at Medical School
I Joined the Human Adjustment Bureau with a System
The Doctor’s Eternal Resolve
From the Start, a Top-Tier Surgeon
Starting Out in a Green Lab Coat
After 30 Days of Sign-In, My First Surgery Shocks the World
A Male Nurse? No, Call Me Dean!
This Doctor's Got Some Guts
Dentist Sign-In: Shocking the World from the Start
A Healer's Compassion: The Intern Doctor
The Urban Apothecary
The Scheming Divine Doctor Bound to the System
The All-Powerful Divine Doctor
Top National Doctor: Rising from a Small Clinic
From the Start, I Get the Divine Doctor System
A Carefree Journey Through Medicine
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It's quite good. I really like this kind of story about saving lives because I love medicine, but I didn't get into medical school. It's like I'm indulging in a bit of my passion for it.
Great, very well written, keep up the good work! I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and stayed up all night.
Sometimes you really can't just choose a novel based on the reviews. I've browsed through novels twice before and just skimmed the reviews before moving on. But now that I've finished reading it, I feel it's pretty good. Dr. Wang has his own principles and a kind heart. In life, anyone who is sick and doesn't want to go to the hospital can meet such a conscientious, responsible, and compassionate doctor.
The story is fascinating, but some of the medical terminology is beyond my comprehension as a medical novice.
I truly hope that everyone can afford medical care in reality! I also hope there will be more responsible doctors; the medical profession is sacred, and we shouldn't let societal vices tarnish it!
Your book is quite similar to one I read before! Except for the names, the plot is almost identical! In the end, he married the scrub nurse who worked with him and won the Nobel Prize. Sigh :-(
That's great... I can even learn some first aid techniques, which is really good! However, I'm not very educated and don't understand most of the medical terms, but that's okay, as long as it's enjoyable. Keep it up, author! ^0^~
Medical fiction and courtesan fiction are relatively difficult to write. If you go too deep, the author has to revise it again and again, otherwise it becomes superficial, and readers won't accept that. Readers have long since developed discerning eyes. The author's inspiration may be related to the medical profession, such as a pharmaceutical representative.
Putting everything else aside, I have to give it a thumbs up. When I was a child, I also wanted to be a nurse, but unfortunately I didn't succeed. Here, I experienced the thrill of saving lives.
It's alright, but the medical skills aren't developed through personal study; the system does it for him. The future development of the main character is questionable. Ultimately, skills require personal study. The author could refer to "Full-Time Chinese Medicine Practitioner" to see how others write such stories.