
Reborn as the Peerless Imperial Physician
重生之无双国医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 3y 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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Looking for Reborn Urban Farming Stories Set in the ’70S or ’80S
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One Female Lead Only, Absolutely No Harem. Any Genre Is Fine
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Pure Medical Fiction: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Internal Medicine, Surgery, and More
Looking for Serious Novels About Traditional Chinese Medicine, with Little Romance or Showing Off
Looking for books similar to Traditional Chinese Medicine: Amazing! The Patient’s Five Organs Can Talk. Like this one, the protagonist should focus on treating and saving patients, spending the rest of their time studying and discussing medicine. A little romance is okay, but preferably none. I’d like discussions about traditional Chinese and Western medicine, as well as doctors and patients...
Pure Medical Fiction
Purely a medical novel, and a really good read.
Looking for Medically Accurate Novels
Medical Books
Strictly hospital training, please. None of that cultivation stuff.
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.
Rich Protagonist + Modern City + One Love Interest
Nothing about being reborn.
Stories Where the Doctor Starts Out at Department Head Level, No Interns
Rebirth-Era and Reborn Historical Stories
I'm out of books to read. Any experts have good rebirth-era stories or historical rebirth stories to recommend? Most importantly, no System!
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Not bad, I listened to it all afternoon. I can't stop at all, the plot is very compact, there is no nonsense at all, especially the story about the male protagonist's medical treatment. There are a lot of professional terms, but it does not make people feel boring at all. The author's strong writing skills make people feel like they are on the scene, and it sounds like blood boiling. This is different from many medical articles I have read before. Others are too exaggerated, what about magic needles? It was immediately effective. The attention to detail in this book is probably inseparable from the author's career. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not develop in the direction of cultivating immortals. It is rare to find such a good book. I originally came here with the label of a single female protagonist, but now I feel that it doesn't matter whether there is a female protagonist or not. I just want to see how the male protagonist becomes a generation of Chinese medicine. He writes more about treating diseases, saving people and solving difficult and complicated diseases. It is far more exciting than reading trivial trivial matters.
I finished it after reading it for a few days. It was too little and not enough to read. The author should hurry up and update it. The writing is quite good, the protagonist is quite versatile, although he has no system, he can easily deal with any disease, and he is also very smooth in dealing with people. He doesn't have the paranoid personality in the rebirth novel. The portrayal of various supporting characters is also very good, except that the former general surgery director Li is a bit like a fool [eating melon]. The progress is also a bit slow. I have just started to eat meat in Chapter 200, and I am still wandering around the mountain city. I have not come into contact with the old seniors and high-ranking officials and wealthy people with such a large background. My mentor in the previous life, Huang Lao, has also not written yet.
This is the first time I read a medical novel. I thought it would be boring at first, but I have watched it till now. The author's medical knowledge is very rich and accurate. It is much more accurate and real than some of the current medical dramas. The short fragments are also wonderfully described and the logic is very rigorous. It makes people feel real and refreshing. I can't stop.
The writing is really good, close to life, and the details and emotions are described with great care. Medical knowledge is even more thoughtful. Didn't you know the author is a doctor? Or have you done your homework carefully? Anyway, the writing is very true. Five-star praise sent, looking forward to the follow-up.
It's super beautiful. I hope the male and female protagonists will be a couple for the rest of their lives (implying that there is no need for a third party, you know what I mean, the author [blows a kiss])
Wonderful, the hospital atmosphere is very authentic. The author can't be a medical worker, so he knows the inside of the hospital [laughing evilly] Ah, the author's name seems to be that of a surgeon.
I give it five stars. To be honest, the author is the only one who made me feel unworthy of the heroine after reading this book. Perhaps it is because of legal restrictions. Domestic violence is my bottom line. In fact, when the hero was just reborn, I hoped that he could give the heroine a choice and give him a chance to leave and stay, instead of saying that you must be mine. This is very selfish. Another thing is that I think the pain will not disappear. Being able to correct mistakes is a result, but the pain will not be offset. Even if the heroine forgives the hero, I will feel uncomfortable for the heroine. In fact, when I read this novel, I was wondering why there are more and more such types nowadays. I also don't understand why a man who acts like a real asshole still has a woman who loves him. Maybe it's because of loss that we need to cherish it, or maybe it's because of the contrast that can better reflect the depth of love. There is also the character of the male protagonist, which is different from what I thought. He does not have the so-called eagerness to save people, and even now I don't like the Virgin style, but the male protagonist is a doctor by profession. I also hope that time will not be wasted in the operating room for betting. In the end, the male protagonist saves the scene and reprimands him, showing his serious attitude to show his importance to the patient. I always feel it is strange. There is also the director of the hospital. This may be realistic, after all, who has never met a disgusting person, but after all, doctors are still kind. Finally, the author's writing style is very good, and I will continue to read it. In short, the reason why I publish so much is because I have a grudge. I think what the male protagonist did violated my inner bottom line, or maybe I am sad (the sadness of a single person). Finally, come on, author. After all, it is just a personal opinion and may not necessarily have the same meaning as what you wrote. In fact, I think it is well written, but the emotions make me feel heartbroken.
Very good! ! ! I like this book very much, and reading this book feels like I am also in the plot. It has a strong sense of immersion. It is a book worth reading for everyone. I also support the author greatly! ! ! [Love] I hope this book will get better and better and be read by more people. [Thinking] [Like][Like][Like]
Very good, very good indeed. It is written with special details. The protagonist is very smooth in dealing with things, but he is neither humble nor overbearing. In particular, the author's descriptions of medicine are particularly detailed and rigorous. Overall, it is a book worth recommending. Sometimes I read too many fast-paced books such as Shuangwen, which is also good for ordinary life.
This novel is very good. Although there is love, getting married is just about repairing the marriage. Although some of the previous love and relationship repairs are a bit uncomfortable to watch, they will be fine in the past. Moreover, the love between Lei Ming and the little nurse is a very important step in deepening the fruits of love. There is no male protagonist to connect and push the relationship. This is a highlight. ; There is another one that I like because it is rebirth. The male protagonist in the author's novel has the highlight of promoting the development of medicine. Unlike other novels, which are just cool stories. I like to read about disasters and the great doctors who serve the country. This book looks good at the moment. I don't know if the disaster and national disaster will be deepened in the future. There must be SARS in 2002. Can you write about it? I look forward to the future. Come on, the author.