After the Fake Heiress Ran Away, She Got Rich Studying Medicine

This novel taught me that even if I have a golden finger, I still have to study hard. There is no future in our messed up life😁😁😁The point is that the heroine is super smart. Before studying medicine, I was a top student who could graduate early by completing the double major in economics and management. As a result, we also got the medical system. Isn't this just that 1+1 is greater than 100?

The novel is very exciting, the heroine has superb medical skills, and with the support of the system, she cheats all the way. I am looking forward to the update. Come on, author.

I think a heroine like this needs a male protagonist who either has political power or military power, rather than a rich CEO. Otherwise, how can she protect the knowledge she has learned? After all, rich people cannot have much ability to help the heroine.

A good system cheat text, push push push [laughs] The logic is online, and the plot is appropriate. The way I wrote the article on stock buying at the beginning was a little uncomfortable. I felt that except for the unsuitable doctor who jumped out of the blue, I could have written an article about a boss and an article about a military wedding. In fact, I personally got married in the military at the beginning, but Ba Zong's article is also fine, and the author can also make it work. Just halfway through, the author opened his mind and added another system, which was a bit abrupt. Then this added system was the last disaster before it went away, which was a bit inexplicable and had no beginning and no end. In the extra chapter, the author finally remembered the ulterior motives of the heroine's system that he hadn't yet explained, and hurriedly added a paragraph, which is also an open follow-up [laughing]

The content is rich and colorful, whether it is true or false, in short, it promotes the profound and profound quintessence of our traditional Chinese medicine. It is all positive energy. Thumbs up for the author! Great article! ! !

It's pretty good. It seems to be ordinary and there aren't too many bloody incidents. The only thing I don't like is the beauty formula collaboration. But without this aspect, the heroine would have no money, so she really needs this aspect to fill the heroine's pocket [laughing]

I'm halfway through reading it, so I'll comment. There's too much focus on the real daughter's family, so I can't stand it, and then I write that they fell into disrepute because of improper investment. I thought their plot was going to be discontinued, but Chen Yu came out again to increase his presence. I couldn't help but read it to the end, but found that they were still jumping around. It felt like they had written more pages than the several families who harmed the Lin family. Because I turned to the back, I saw the male protagonist, who was not Dr. Wen. The female protagonist was plucking someone's hair from the front, playing with the boy's heart, which was a bit unfavorable. It's pretty cool when I saw it earlier. For this cool feeling, I gave it four stars.

I really want to meet such a doctor, do you have any recommendations? I want to show it to my dad. My dad has lung cancer, and it is located close to the aorta. Even puncture cannot be done.

There is a shortage of books to read. The front is meticulous and down-to-earth, while the back is fantasy and imaginative. The heroine has a gentle and methodical personality, and she occasionally messes around and enjoys life. The text is really a bit out of touch with the old Chinese medicine. In the later period, it was a bit exaggerated and I didn't stick to it.

I feel like this anti-routine book about true and false Qianjin is pretty good! In other families, the real and fake daughters compete for property, rob family members, and cling to the wealthy family. The heroine, on the other hand, sees clearly the true nature of her adoptive parents and ex-fiancé's partiality very early on, and designs the real daughter to escape without saying a word, and does not fall in love with the hypocritical wealthy life at all. Inherit the old medical clinic + unlock the system of learning medicine and saving people, study medical skills, treat diseases, make money and start a career. The whole process is sober, independent and non-love-minded. The slap-in-the-face plot is refreshing, and the strong emotional line is gentle and natural (but I personally think it would be better without a male protagonist. The ending is also written a bit hastily, which is a pity for such a good career line). You can watch it all in one go without feeling aggrieved. It is the first choice for leisure reading!