
Reborn as a Doctor in the Feverish Years
重生在火红年代当医生
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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- Fanqie
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The storyline is good, tense and relevant, I hope the author will continue to work hard
The story is exciting, the plot is smooth, and the details are well handled. It's enjoyable to watch! Vivid and fascinating!
The story is novel and close to reality. Although there is no romance, it is still eye-catching. I hope the author will update his work or publish new works sooner.
[Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] The plot is compact and smooth, and the plot is slightly exaggerated, but it is very real when combined with the background. There is a faint sense of age. Although I have never lived in that era, I seem to have seen the cultural landscape there.
A very rich novel with steady, down-to-earth and fascinating writing. Without medical expertise, such a good article would not be possible. Just like Lu Yao's ordinary world! Worth admiring! Thanks to the author for his hard work!
Old bookworms and medical literature lovers think the writing is awesome!
I read it in one go and am waiting for updates. I enjoyed it very much. It is very comfortable and the writing is very natural in terms of family life and dealing with people. It is simple, although there are some minor flaws (it is not a family tradition of medical skills and you can become a miracle doctor with just 1.8 Years of studying in a technical secondary school, especially surgery).
Yes, it's a very good work in Doctor's Literature.
It is a medical novel. This is the most touching novel written from a medical perspective. The author has a profound medical foundation. He also shows cases of medical treatment in the novel, illustrating the tenacious breakthroughs of Western medicine in a period of historical development. It is also interspersed with the greedy game between people in special times. Pu's kindness and selflessness, coupled with the beautiful scenery of the southwest and the helplessness of the people at the bottom, highlight the protagonist's detachment from the outside world. The smooth writing makes us feel as if we are immersed in the scene. We feel anxious for the protagonist's struggle in various difficulties and at the same time admire the protagonist's calmness. The author's mentality of imparting knowledge is really worthy of praise!
The plot and story are relatively rich in content, the background is novel and I have not seen the same background as this book, and the description is also relatively realistic. But I hope the author can realize that a good novel is not just for men, but should be for both men and women. Those who click in want to see the career development of the protagonist and related plots. If the plot develops normally, a description of the female body will not only disrupt the rhythm of the plot, but also make people disgusted. I hope this can be improved.