Doctor: Why Did I Come to the System After I Became the Director?

Nowadays, I especially like the articles about genius cheating. The system makes excellent people become better, instead of trash cheating and turning them into big bosses. How can those who work hard be embarrassed?

It was ok, not as bad as other reviews said. I think the minor point is that it keeps describing how handsome the protagonist is. This is actually unnecessary. It is enough to mention it twice occasionally to deepen the impression on people, but it is not enough. In terms of medicine, it is considered relatively professional, at least there is no scene of internship or regulatory training, and the background of the protagonist is more rigorously arranged, with doctors from top universities + academician teachers. The villain issue is not well done either. Unlike some medical novels where the villains are all blind and reckless, the villains in this book at least know how to reflect on their mistakes and repent. Is it difficult to admit that others are good? Also, there are too many things the author wants to do, and writing a bunch of things in one sentence is still too much. So in summary, four stars for food and grass Do you really not know how to write? You just keep writing about "handsome". If a doctor is not handsome, he is not worthy of being a doctor, right? Everyone has to be called handsome, and even a woman has to flatter you because of her handsomeness. Can't you write something else for this kind of novel? Let me change my opinion. Looking back, this is a big poisonous point. It makes people sick and tired of aesthetics. ——————————— I was thinking of just being patient and patient, the professional stuff was still well written, but after reading a few more I just couldn't bear it any longer, so I have a few questions. 1. Describe too much handsomeness, too much, not enough, and aesthetic fatigue. 2. If you are not good at writing professional articles, sometimes you are in the entertainment industry and sometimes on hot searches. Why don't you spend some time to improve your professional skills, write more papers, and improve your business capabilities? In my opinion, you are not doing your job properly, you are too ambitious, you want all the elements, and the more you piece it together, the weirder it gets. That's it. If you want to watch it, think about it for yourself if you can accept these points. Move out of bookshelf

This is the first time I have seen this kind of system encountered by a graduate of Concorde Ph. D. This kind of capable and knowledgeable people meet the system, which is a strong alliance. Give full play to the dual functions of the protagonist and the system?

It's all good, it's all good! I have a question, is there a cp? I don't know what other readers here think, anyway, I don't want it [face covering]

If you have a system, make the protagonist a bit more awesome. Like other novels, the patient's condition will be clear after scanning. The protagonist should at least be a general practitioner, so it looks good!

There can be no mindless conflicts. I hope the heroine is not a star. Here comes the brainless plot again.

Okay, are there any novels similar to medical literature? Mainly don't include novels with bloody plots such as internal fighting, palace fighting, and clichéd beauties.

Give me a score, it's pretty good. I graduated from the Union Medical College with a Ph. D., So my academic qualifications are very reasonable. The plot is pretty good so far, and it's pretty interesting. I think the current score is a bit low, so I'll make up for it.

Although I can't understand a lot of medical terms, what I wrote inexplicably appealed to my appetite. Please update soon! ! ! !

It looks good. If you keep writing at this level, it will definitely become popular.

It looks good, and it's finally not as unrealistic as graduating from an undergraduate degree.

After reading it for so long, the first one was written by the head of the department. Very well written, keep up the good work!

It's okay. I like it personally. There's nothing sinister about it in front of me. The only thing I'm unhappy about is the words (so handsome), which appear too frequently [laughing][laughing][laughing] Support, please update quickly.

Reading novels should make you feel good. If you don't feel good about it, why should you read it? Although I don't understand some of the special medical terms very clearly. After all, I'm not a medical student, it's still good to see how I can use the knowledge I've learned to save people. But the updates are slow. When will they be added?

The author writes that many girls like the protagonist, and there are always aunts who want to introduce him to someone, but surprisingly it doesn't disgust me, and it's not greasy at all. It just makes people think that the male protagonist is very good and has personal charm. It's normal for many girls to like him.

As a medical student, I quite like reading this type of book.

I have now read the last chapter of the serialization. It is very well written [I understand]. Although there is systematic help [please read it carefully], it is just the icing on the cake. The protagonist himself is also very powerful and well-founded [like] [heartfelt] And some medical knowledge is mixed into it [I understand], I think it's very good, and I learned new knowledge while reading the article [Like] The writing style of the whole novel is quite acceptable [thinking], but I still want to say one thing: if you are not good at writing that kind of emotional branch [exploration], it is better not to embark on it easily, it is easy to break down [facepalm], I don't want this book to be abandoned because of emotional problems [almost crying] Also, I hope the author will work harder and code the article as soon as possible [currently in progress], it's too short and I can't even read it [blowing kiss] (Don't worry, I have absolutely no metaphors [smile]) (The above is just my personal opinion, please don't comment after reading [eating melon]) PS: The last chapter is Chapter 112 [Learned] Looking forward to the author's follow-up [please update] But why, so many good books I read are serialized [face covering] I just read other reviews of this book by the author Dada, and suddenly I found that there seem to be the following points: ① It just highlights the handsomeness of the protagonist a little too much. Although he should be very handsome, there is a truth that it is too much and not enough [laughing] ② This is a problem that I have always been particularly worried about when reading the article → Emotional problem: I feel that the protagonist is a little too charming (although I also know that in reality, if such a person really exists, let alone such a good and capable person, it is indeed not an exaggeration) But the relationship with girls seems a bit weird [Thoughts] [If you are too rich, you won't feel this way. After all, aren't you just making money? I already have some assets, and I also opened a clinic [I understand]] (I still say that the above is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize me after reading it [sending my heart])

This is the second novel that I have been chasing all my life. I feel like I can't stop. It's really good to read. The plot has tension and relaxation, and it's not so dull. I've always written about medical treatment, the protagonist's daily life, and the protagonist has a side job. It's very interesting. I recommend it to my family. The only shortcoming is that the content is a bit short and I finished it in a short time. I hope the author will work hard.

It's pretty good, but it's too short. It's written very realistically and not too exaggerated. It's good-looking, good-looking, and good-looking! ! ! !

Fascinating, very beautiful! Finished reading it in one sitting!

Why aren't you updating it? It's a really nice book about the doctor system. I'm drunk.

It's very beautiful. More people will definitely see it in the future.

I read about 150 chapters in one go. I think this book is very good on Tomato. The medical part is very well written and quite fluent. It's just a few minor problems in daily life. I highly recommend reading this book. As long as you skip this little bit, it's fine (the main protagonist will be rewarded with Bitcoins, hundreds of thousands apiece, if he treats a disease. There's no shortage of money at all, and you can invest as well, but the investment part is just not very interesting) The first one is to take over a clinic that was subleased by someone else. I don't know what the purpose of this is and what kind of foreshadowing it is? (This is okay, just a bit boring) The second one is to suddenly invest and develop in the entertainment industry. Because he treated a patient who is one of the top female celebrities in the entertainment industry, his agent was very optimistic about the protagonist and wanted the protagonist to develop in the entertainment industry. The protagonist did not want to be a star, so he asked the protagonist if he wanted to invest. After the female star's contract ended, they opened a company together. The protagonist invested almost 50 million and took 40% of the shares, the agent 20% and the female star 40%. It felt a bit outrageous, like a white wolf with nothing. (I can't understand this person who invests in entertainment industry companies. Different opinions are in the eye of the beholder.) By the way, in addition to the medical part, probably every chapter will often say that the protagonist is very handsome and so on; once it is okay, but more often, it is quite annoying, mainly because I have ignored him now. Overall, this book is worth recommending (if you can accept the few minor issues)

I see a lot of people complaining about centralized purchasing, saying that the medicines provided by centralized purchasing are not effective. I feel a little sad that there are still people criticizing such a good thing for ordinary people. How much did it cost to see a doctor before centralized purchasing, and how much does it cost now? Will you fall back into poverty due to illness? Centralized purchasing of drugs is also licensed by the state. How can you enter centralized purchasing if it does not meet the standards? There are also nurses who make catheters by themselves. It is just a rumor. Anyway, there are doctors in the family who have never heard of this kind of thing. Although centralized purchasing has reduced the doctor's income, I still support it. I think that I will spend a lot less on medical treatment. Ordinary people in China have the best medical treatment in the world. If you don't agree, let me argue.

The logic is strict, the only failure is opening a clinic by yourself, and the plot is also very reasonable. It is a potentially good book, but its flaws are very obvious. Why do you think that a doctor who has enough time to open his own clinic is now preparing to work in an Internet company? Do you think that by relying on this, you can clear away the problem of your own source of funds, and then let the protagonist be a hands-off shopkeeper with peace of mind. So drunk.

A super nice novel 1. As a doctor, the protagonist's system is not outrageous, and it is not very helpful to him. I like articles like this very much. 2. The treatment scenes in the plot are quite real. Although I have never been a doctor, it gave me an immersive feeling and felt the hard work of the doctor. 3. Personally, I feel that there are no major flaws. Compared with its other advantages, I feel that the personal description is relatively weak.

After reading Chapter 157, let me tell you my personal feelings. I am not a medical student. I don't understand the professional terms mentioned in the novel, and I don't know if it is wrong. But as a reader, this novel ranks first among the medical novels I have read. The system does not interfere too much with reality. Unlike other system novels, all professional knowledge is given to you by the system, and then relevant skills are extracted for you before an incident occurs. Although the male protagonist is also drawn, it doesn't feel like a spoiler in advance. Basically, a skill is drawn for you before anything happens. This is different. The male protagonist in this book is still capable. Overall, this aspect is relatively close to reality for patients, and the unreasonable behavior may be a little irritating. But as for the overall plot, as far as the male protagonist is concerned, I personally haven't found any bad points. Let me reply to another question that everyone may be more concerned about, which is whether there is a female protagonist in this novel? Well, I haven't seen the female protagonist yet. The male protagonist is very handsome, and many girls chase her, but I wouldn't say that she is a stalker. Basically, a girl only appears in one or two chapters, and then there may not be much written about her later.

It's good, but there are often nymphomaniacs (not so good)... Including scenes such as rubbing the male protagonist's legs with his feet to seduce him (under the table during the documentary interview with the male protagonist), which makes people feel that most of the women in this article are not favorable.

Overall, it's okay. The description of human nature and the medical industry is relatively clear. However, it does not fully reflect the academic prowess of the protagonist, such as industry forums and the like. Then I just hope the heroine doesn't have too many characters. He acts like a scumbag. Or there is no heroine. Or just a single female protagonist. I hope it's a career article. Come on, author!

The writing is very good, professional, and the pace of the writing makes the male protagonist very comfortable in interpersonal relationships. Are there any similar doctor novels? ! (The best thing about this article is that it doesn't say anything about interns pretending to be pigs and eating tigers, and performing difficult surgeries that even directors can't do without the consent of their leaders)