I Transmigrated and Became the School Doctor at Beijing Film Academy

Anyone? Do you have any five-star reviews?

My brother has malignant tumors, acute myocardial infarction, and sequelae of stroke disease, end-stage renal disease, chronic renal failure, uremia, multiple Missing limb tip, malignant brain tumor 1, chronic liver failure, encephalitis Sequelae, sequelae of meningitis, deep coma, deafness in both ears, eyes Blindness, paralysis, severe Alzheimer's disease, severe brain damage, severe Severe Parkinson's disease, severe fourth-degree burns, severe primary pulmonary hypertension pressure, severe motor neuron disease, severe speech loss, severe regeneration Obstacle anemia, please check the follow-up before letting him go!

Centennial ginseng and Tianshan snow lotus are used to treat diseases. So cool! Can't get the money back. What a pure victim!

The amazing things you see have all been tempered by mediocrity

I always have a feeling that if there is no protagonist, maybe people in the novel world will live a better life. I really can't imagine that in a school, there will be so many students and teachers who have all kinds of illnesses and accidents, just to treat the protagonist.

Five stars, come on, come on, come on

The book is good and feels quite comfortable to read. The main plot is to promote traditional Chinese medicine; the auxiliary plot is the entertainment industry. The author of the heroine "Liu Yifei" wrote it just right, with not much space, which acted as a good "flavoring agent". The system settings are relatively reasonable, there are no features that are too heaven-defying or superhuman, and the writing is quite sensible. The author ended the ending with a "high-level summary + looking forward to the future", briefly explaining the hero's awards, research achievements, status, marriage, etc. This method is very suitable for the previous content and gave me just the right feeling. The only two negative points overall: ① The script written by the male protagonist is a bit too advanced. For example, "Not the God of Medicine" is more than ten years different from the male protagonist's era background and does not match. ② It would be more reasonable to set the male protagonist in a hospital. After all, there are unlikely to be so many patients in the school that the male protagonist can "upgrade". It would be better to write the female protagonist as going to the hospital to see a doctor or set up more scenes for the two to meet. I personally think this can also be developed in the future. Overall, it's very good, and it's very close to a five-star novel.

Not bad, keep up the good work!

There are too many patients, and the school is mostly filled with young people. All kinds of diseases come to the protagonist every day, which makes the protagonist upgrade. What would the school do without the protagonist? There are so many emergencies, and the hospital can't survive without the protagonist. A school doctor suddenly became a hospital emergency department.

Everything is good, just a little lacking It's very beautiful. It's really beautiful. Please keep it up.