
Master Physician: From the Start, I Play a God-Tier Surgeon
国医:开局扮演神级手术大师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's told from the male lead's perspective, but female readers will enjoy it too.
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Can medical genius novels stop being so tacky? Any recommendations?
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A contemporary urban novel where the protagonist obtains a System and gains all kinds of abilities.
Looking for a Down-to-Earth Novel About Doctors
A System, but keep it grounded. No mythology; stick to facts.
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Jiang Fan, an intern, and a Maoshan Taoist priest
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Please recommend stories with a System and medical skills, or about a miracle doctor.
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Pure Medical Fiction
Purely a medical novel, and a really good read.
Looking for Medically Accurate Novels
Looking for Medical Books, Purely Medical Stories Like The Full-Time National Doctor
I can’t stand stories where characters have to put others down to show off how capable they are. There are always idiots looking down on the protagonist for no reason, like people who think being born into a medical family gives them the right to look down on everyone else. A doctor’s job is to save lives. Who has time for this pointless nonsense?
Medical Books Worth Reading
When a doctor gets a cheat ability.
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Looking for Pure Medical Fiction About a Medical Genius
System, medicine, no cultivation.
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Any Good Doctor Stories?
I’m out of things to read. Please recommend something and save me!
Medical Stories About Calmly Treating and Saving Patients, with No Showing Off or Face-Slapping
I've already read Yun Heng and Fang Han.
Miracle Doctors and Traditional Chinese Medicine
Are there any stories where someone transmigrates into the Primordial World and becomes sworn brothers with Patriarch Minghe?
Stories Where the Doctor Starts Out at Department Head Level, No Interns
Reviving Traditional Chinese Medicine, Unmatched Medical Skills
In this age when traditional Chinese medicine is gradually declining, there are always people striving to pass it on
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Medical laymen said that they enjoyed watching it 😘The plot is compact and very comfortable to watch. I am hooked and can't wait for updates😊
As a medical novice, I watched it with gusto, it was great! Update soon
I think the characteristic of this book is that the cases described and analyzed are almost all rare and difficult diseases, and the specific treatment process is exciting. This is the most gripping thing! So thumbs up (。ò ∀ ó。)!
For those outside of medicine, it is a popular science textbook. But the health center in a township is in a miserable state: not only are there no basic medical equipment, but there is also a serious shortage of medical personnel. In the era described in the book, is this medical tragedy possible? ? ? ? ? ?
It was very comfortable to read. Although it is a miracle doctor novel, the characters and plot are very natural. It is quite professional and may seem difficult to understand for people who are not interested in medicine. The reason why I didn't give full stars is that I have never given full stars to any work.
The writing is smooth and natural, the language is vivid and humorous, and the professional knowledge is strong. The most rare thing is that the author has not forgotten his original intention as a doctor. It is very structured, unlike many similar novels that are condescending and self-centered. Many characters, no matter how big or small their roles are, are written very vividly. In particular, although many medical workers there are not systematic, their sincere medical hearts are also awe-inspiring. Sun Simiao, the king of medicine, said: The courage is to be big but the heart is to be small; the wisdom is to be round but the conduct is to be square. This sentence can be said to be an excellent commentary on this book.
It's well written, but I don't know which girl the male protagonist is dating.
Love it, love it. This is my first time reading a book of this type and I feel pretty good about it. It's more professional, and the plot is more reasonable, without that outrageous feeling. If only there really was such a doctor.
The writing is good, although it is not hearty, but the author is familiar with the point where writing online articles becomes more difficult as it goes on. He stopped in time and finished the chapter, which is considered satisfactory.
What a treat! Great book! I don't really like traditional Chinese medicine. The obviously illogical parts are like reading myths. I don't read much about internal medicine. I have a weak foundation in physiology and biochemistry, and I don't understand it until I write it down. This is a surgical article written by an expert. And the protagonist is Yucai who is fascinated by the system training. It looked like I had entered medical school. I held my phone in my hand while eating and sleeping, obsessed with it.