Sixty: from Village Doctor to Military Doctor

It's so good-looking, I can't stop watching the heroine's daily life, and it's rare to see such a peaceful and sober character. The supporting characters are also very normal little people. There's nothing outrageous, no weirdness, no superlatives. It's just good-looking. You don't have to look for sugar, it's so broken that it's almost nothing, which is good, but too much sugar will dilute the plot and ruin the whole thing.

This book is well written, very good (●◡●)ﾉ

Branch plot: The story moves forward with each doctor and patient. There is no endless stream of top stories. Even if some people in the village like to take advantage of small things, the relationship is not big and the overall story is good-looking.

There is a clear flow of time in the story. There is no college entrance examination, no house hoarding, no business, no shopping in the black market, and no male protagonist. The female protagonist is dedicated to the research and development of traditional Chinese medicine. She has a golden finger, but she still relies on her own efforts.

Very good, what's the reason for the low tie? I like this kind of thing. Goldfinger is a bit powerful but not all depends on Goldfinger. The protagonist works hard on his own. Come on.

I have read both of the author's two non-CP books. The advantages are very outstanding. The writing is sophisticated. I personally think the plot is very interesting. Most of the plots are logically clear and self-explanatory. The protagonists have clear love and hate, are independent and very charming. I also like reading this kind of slow-paced novel. There are some plot designs that I find a bit difficult to understand. For example, there are several stories in Wei Mian's book that feel like they apply things that men often do to women in reality, which seems a little alienating. There is also the design of this Qinling book. I can feel that the author may have originally thought of arranging Qinling as the male protagonist, so he expressed his kindness to the female protagonist many times, but the female protagonist did not express her clear rejection. However, this actually hurts the portrayal of the heroine. How can I be so comfortable and ambiguous with the other person when I clearly know that the other person is interesting, but I have no idea? I occasionally feel confused when designing these plots under the premise of marking the no-CP label. The most annoying thing to me personally is that the author uses the names of real entertainment stars, such as "eyes as deep as zyl" and "looking as handsome as xz"... Emm, I really don't like these people, especially the second one. All in all, as free novels, both books are definitely flawless and are rare masterpieces by Tomato. They are worth recommending. If you are particularly sensitive to gender issues, and like me, are particularly sensitive to such entertainment stars, please read with caution.

It was so beautiful, especially when Cai Cai and Mimi accompanied each other and regarded each other as family members. They burst into tears [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]. I was caught off guard. I thought Mimi could stay with Cai Cai for a few more years. After all, they were fed with magical dew from childhood to adulthood. Mimi is gone. Cai Cai must be so lonely [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] 2023.07.20

There is really no CP. The heroine has a good personality and an above-average IQ. She is a doctor but not a virgin. She has a very good personality. Doctor-patient stories run through the whole story. The supporting characters are rich and interesting. But I still hope that the heroine can have someone to accompany her for the rest of her life.

The story is very exciting. It would be great if in reality Chinese medicine could be as successful as the author described! China's 5,000-year-old treasure has already withered away. If the state does not intervene, the consequences will be unpredictable. Thank you to the author for telling such a wonderful story!

The writing style is fluent and comfortable, and the plot development speed is quite appropriate. The heroine is very strong and smart, and her golden finger will not be known to others. Her personality is not too ruthless, but she is not a virgin either. It is quite fun to have a career coupled with family affairs and all kinds of gossip, because the heroine is really excellent. So it is inevitable that various boys will like it. In the early stage of the mountain village, the author still had the idea of ​​wanting Qin to be the male protagonist. He has a strong sense of presence. Later, it was written that he did not want a male protagonist to focus on medicine and acupuncture. It was really fun to watch, so there was really no male protagonist.

It's okay. The heroine in the author's works is a perfect character. She is a female doctor who selflessly devotes her life to the country. She regards money as dirt and gives up love for the medical career. This makes me a little bit upset. No matter how great a person is, he is still a mortal. He needs emotions, food, clothing, housing and transportation. Tian Cai donated gold bars and deposits. It is understandable and his sentiments for donating countless prescriptions are also worthy of admiration. However, there was not enough money to buy a house. The country only gave countless honors and did not give more care in life, which makes people feel a bit regretful. Apart from this point, it is still a very good period article. At least I read it carefully and did not abandon the article. Thank you author.

It's very beautiful, whether in the countryside or in the capital. I hope our country will become stronger and our medical care will get better and better. I also hope that good doctors are not only in big cities, but also in small cities. Good doctors.

There are no other travelers who have thousands of space materials. The heroine relies on technology to make a living. The characters in it are very simple and good-looking!

I like it. The description of life in that era at the beginning is very real and natural. Although the people in the village are a bit scummy, they are still very good overall, especially the vice-captain. He is a really nice person, has a very upright outlook on life, is selfless, and will consider the villagers and the heroine. The heroine's growth path also goes up step by step, from minor illness to terminal illness (I kind of hope the heroine has some space, after all, medical skills and gold and silver were quite dangerous in those days). The heroine is really very selfless. It is very difficult for her to achieve that level of being a heroine. As long as she can have enough food and clothing, she doesn't care about the things outside her body. She donates what she can and don't need what she can. Not only does she have the selflessness of a doctor, but she also has the patriotic heart of a countryman. She spends her life serving patients, the people, and the country! ! !

Really, really, really beautiful! ! ! In novels without CP, the heroine has always been tenacious, brave, calm, etc. (Many, many beautiful words). In the early stage, it was more about the daily life at home in the countryside. In the later stage, the heroine is about personal struggle and glory in hospitals and schools. Her achievements and contributions to the country, I can't help but sigh, if it becomes a reality, then many people in our country will be free from the torture of illness, not only the country, but also the world. The article has some heart-warming details interspersed with the main plot, and the ending really made us cry. Damn it, the author, you lied to our tears! ! ! I recommend everyone to watch [Send Hearts][Send Hearts]. In fact, I think this ending is very good. The heroine can catch up with Mimi for the last time, and Mimi's descendants will continue to live in Kaoshan Village. The heroine has respectable colleagues, a career she loves, and close friends... Finally, I would like to thank the author for his hard work in writing the book, pay tribute to the scientific researchers in the book, and thank the people who have contributed selflessly [love] [love] [love]

This is a very heart-warming career story about a heroine. The heroine is neither arrogant nor impetuous, down-to-earth, progressive, courageous and true. She has no messy Virgin heart, is the best relative, and has a real and full character. It writes a better parallel China.

It's a very interesting story. I originally thought it had a soy sauce male protagonist, but later I found out that it was a story without CP. That's fine, having a male protagonist will only affect the pace of the female protagonist's career development. Except for the unreasonable handling of the part where the heroine moves to the village at the beginning, the rest of the story is very good. Finally, it is not the kind of thing where you only want to make money when you go back to the past. There are no other plots where the male protagonist only has love and affection when he sees the heroine. It is unreasonable for the captain to trust the heroine because he saved a person without investigating the situation properly. It would be better to change the supply exchange between the Wang family and Caiping master and apprentice to the captain's house as a foreshadowing, so that he can indirectly help the villagers and Caiping exchange medicine.

It looks good. The heroine works independently and keeps developing for the career she likes. An excellent example worth learning from. Precisely because excellence deserves more happiness, I felt a little regretful that the line with Qin no longer existed. I hope her happiness includes not only career but also love and marriage.

I think most of the plots are quite interesting, but many of the female characters are not well portrayed. There are too many female characters, and they often compete with the heroine in beauty, and are jealous when they think the heroine is capable. There are not many good female characters.

The novel is very well written, with a flavor of prose. The stories about family affairs, love and hatred are all narrated one by one; there is rebirth and a golden finger, but it is not overly dependent; there is no male protagonist, but it has its own emotional sustenance; it is not rich and powerful, but it has the world in mind and can save all sentient beings. Of course, the values ​​expressed are different from today, probably because dedication was the main theme of that era. The author did not exaggerate or belittle it. Even if he felt aggrieved at times, it was probably because the times were different. He advocated but did not force others to agree. Overall good, worth recommending

The plot of the story is vivid and exciting. The only regret is that there is no love. Maybe such a life is wonderful! There are no ties, just focus on medicine without any hesitation. Pretty good article.

The writing is very good and full of positive energy. The heroine has a refreshing personality and has made efforts for her career that ordinary people cannot do. It is difficult to succeed even if you have talent and work hard. It's just that I, as a lay person, was a little bit upset that I couldn't get married and have children. Especially in the extra episode, even Mimi left her. She cried so sadly at that time. In fact, she was also afraid of loneliness and longed for relatives and lovers.

It's very beautiful, I just like watching the heroine's daily life. It's nice not to have a male protagonist. Beautiful alone. It's okay to have a male protagonist. But less interspersion is acceptable. For those who want to read this kind of book, the male protagonist is dispensable. Just don't take up too much of the heroine's role. [Laughing]

This is the first time I have read an article without a male protagonist. It is well written, but I still regret that the author did not give such an excellent Tian Cai a male protagonist, leaving her alone for the rest of her life and dedicating her life to medicine. The ending made me cry like rain

I really like the protagonist's attitude towards life. He is kind but not holy, tough but loving. Especially the description of getting along with animals is meticulous and touching. Lynx is a very common animal in the mountains and forests of northern areas. It is not too big, fierce and intelligent. It can be said to be the king of places where there are no tigers. In some places, it is called old leopard or native leopard. It is more credible to raise this kind of animal. It's a pity that the description of the heroine and her original family is a bit sparse and not very satisfactory, or she may not be able to see her father's birth. Also, the heroine's love life is blank. But overall the whole book is wonderful and worth reading.

It's very beautiful, but the abandoned love line is quite uncomfortable. People who like no CP and those who want to have CP are actually quite uncomfortable in their hearts. I think when writing novels, especially when it comes to the specific content of a career, if you don't describe it accurately enough or just give it a quick brushstroke, it will make people feel less involved. But I can see that the author must have studied or had relevant knowledge. Anyway, in terms of Western medicine, I think there is nothing wrong with the content in the article. I don't understand Chinese medicine, but it is obviously very sensitive. As a layman, I feel that it is natural for the heroine to have such achievements.

. This book is a novel with career as the main line and is created based on human personality. The storyline is based on life and is unconventional. Some of the plots are exaggerated, but they give people real feelings, especially the extra chapters are very touching! I hope the author will create more exciting works. [Like][Like]

It's very interesting. I finally saw a book where the heroine travels back in time to the 60s and 70s to focus on her career, instead of a plot where a good educated young man chases after a few times and then gets married and has a baby. The character of the heroine is very real. Although she was pursued by men along the way and had a little ambiguity, she finally stayed firm and dedicated herself to the country. RecommendedRecommended[Like][Like]

I finally finished reading it after staying up for several nights. As a bookworm for more than 20 years, I think this is the most sober heroine I have ever seen. In the past, I could guess the ending as soon as I read the beginning of the book. This one breaks the rules🤣

It's good to watch, but there is no male protagonist yet (actually, I quite like Qin Ling, and I don't think the relationship is abrupt. Even if she is not the male protagonist in the end, please don't arrange a woman like Jin Zhi for him. Please)