Starting Out as an ER Doctor
从急诊科医生开始
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- Completed
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- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
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A father's love is always strict yet selfless. Seeing how much pain the male protagonist's father was in, yet still worried about delaying his child's work, was so heartbreaking!
The story is captivating and I can't stop reading. I hope that with the system's support, the male protagonist in this life can realize his dreams and rewrite his life.
After his rebirth, Lu Yichen won over the vice president in charge of surgery with his superb medical skills. Sure enough, gold shines wherever it is. Jia Chensheng was dumbfounded!
Although the ending was a bit weak, the book is quite good overall. It flows smoothly and doesn't feel rushed. It's definitely worth reading. If we're talking about system novels, your system seems to be just a connecting thread. I'd give this book four and a half stars; it's definitely worth reading.
Why are there so few people? It's so good! I can't stop watching! Lu Yichen is like he's cheating!
I was drawn in by the title, and it gets better and better as I read on! I'm looking forward to seeing how Lu Yichen develops later on.
The book is good, the story is fast-paced, but a few chapters were a bit uncomfortable to read. The protagonist is a little too saintly in some parts. The idea is good. He didn't touch any of the women in the beginning, but the one in the end didn't escape him. I always thought Xia Chu was the only female lead, but it turns out... Sigh. Overall, the most important thing is that he didn't have an appendix.
It's a pretty good book. Although it follows a system-based narrative, you'll find the author is more adept at urban fantasy. The system seems like a freebie, because you'll notice the author frequently forgets about it, and the reader forgets about it too. The overall plot flows smoothly: learning medicine, healing, seizing opportunities, and doing business.
The book is good, and most of it fits the context of that era. However, it has a bit too much individualistic heroism, which doesn't quite blend with the national culture. Also, it would be better if the updates were faster. Furthermore, the guy who read the novel aloud has poor writing skills; he often mispronounces words and homophones in the scenes, making the reading dull and uninteresting.
It was great, wonderful, and I was moved several times. Keep up the good work, author!