
The Great Doctor: I'm Already a Department Director, So Why Did the System Take So Long to Arrive?
大医:我都成主任了怎么才来系统
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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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, and it's finally not as unrealistic as graduating from an undergraduate degree.