
The Peerless Divine Doctor
绝代神医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 48k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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14Chapters
3Reads
5.8Score
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The author's writing style is simple and unpretentious, but gentle and delicate, and the logic is very clear. After reading it, I feel that it is still unsatisfactory, and it also contains some sharp criticism. The peerless miracle doctor Liu was able to save the patient from the dead when the famous doctor at the famous hospital could not cure him. Everyone praised him repeatedly, but this caused some things in the past. The case of the missing baby describes the goodness and ugliness of human nature, but Liu, the miracle doctor, carries forward the goodness in human nature, devotes himself to saving people, and promotes our traditional Chinese medicine. It is worth reading.
The scene at the beginning is that in a high-end clinic in New York, many famous doctors are at a loss to deal with this difficult and complicated disease. Then the miracle doctor appears and all the demons and monsters retreat. The profoundness of our traditional medicine and the intrigues among doctors are revealed in this book. Two intertwined story lines; although Doctor Liu is at least ten years older than Doctor Bo, he is in two completely different social environments. One is dusty but untainted, while the other is pampered but works hard every day, which is unsettling. Our protagonist is not only a miracle doctor, but also a hermit, detached from the world.
The article is so well written! Unpretentious and clear!
This book is good. At least it has reasonable logic and complete structure. Although it is not very gorgeous, in general, you can read it. Compared with recent books, I give it a good review!
Much better than those smelly and long ones. But it's really a bit too short
Not bad, it can be considered a fine novel. [Smile]
The author's command of writing is first-rate. The story has twists and turns, and the introduction to Chinese medicine is concise and to the point! The description of human nature is straightforward and objective... Like it! Five-star praise! The score for this article should be above 9.5.
Fine. Inspire future generations to inherit traditional Chinese medicine.
The book is good but too short. It only has over 40,000 words and it still has a lot of meaning.
I thought Mr. Gu was An'er's father 😂