Doctor: I'm Nearly in My Grave, and the System Only Shows Up Now

It's a very interesting setting, and it's set for a male protagonist of this age. It's very easy to avoid the routine of writing about sex when you see a female character. I don't know if the author intends to write a story with more lofty spiritual pursuits and away from the development of low-level interests. In short, the current description without lust and emotional lines looks really good, come on~

I have read a lot of medical books, and this one is quite good. There are no strange emotional lines. For example, suddenly there are girls coming one after another. Nurses, doctors, patients, medical representatives, etc. All like the male protagonist, and there is ambiguity there. There are no very vulgar pornographic stories. It is just about doing surgery and seeing a doctor. It is very comfortable to watch. Moreover, the plot has its ups and downs, so I won't feel bored after watching it for a long time. I kept up with the updates in one go. There have been no comments on Tomato. I clicked on the book circle and saw some negative comments. I know those articles that are like shit. I don't know who is writing articles about careers or harems. Don't look for trouble in career articles, okay? It's so outrageous to leave a negative review because I didn't write about my personal life. I was so angry that I quickly wrote a positive review. As an aside, some authors don't know how to write emotional dramas and just don't write them at all. How great. I don't want to talk about some of the emotional dramas in the article. I feel that not only have I never had a girlfriend, but I don't even have any female colleagues or friends around me. They are all seen in erotic short videos. The author also updates very quickly, several times a day, which is very interesting. Come on!

Nice! If you don't have an affair, you won't have a male relationship, and you won't have a harem. There are no messy emotional lines, it's just the storyline, it's just advancement, it's just fun to expand the territory and upgrade. The weak point is that the characters are a bit flat... The villains just have a little face and appear again and again...

It's a cool article. What's rare is that the protagonist's character doesn't fall apart because he wants his wife. Personally, I think the protagonist is actually an idealistic doctor who doesn't differentiate the value of life based on his status. It's also a good thing to become addicted to upgrading your career after being killed. Compared with some protagonists who look like human beings but want to make a lot of money and have more women, they are not the least bit noble.

OK, I have read all the updated versions of this book. It is indeed a fairy tale. The plot does not have any big surprises and the content is very smooth. But later on, let's not forget how the doctor first questioned and then slapped him in the face and pretended to be a bum. I already know the big guys and have the skills. Just go through the chapter about Wang Hongbao looking for trouble and so on. Then the plot should improve the technology to perfection, or broaden the technical aspects and become a complete all-rounder (but although it is written about the emergency department, there is always an illusion that the protagonist has been in the thoracic and pulmonary department, and there seems to be no various emergencies)

Very nice to look at. The style is very similar to that of an author I like. Do you have a small account? This professional knowledge and writing style must be dedicated with stars. Come and take a look at the writers who write cool articles, and see why others can write so well, but you write like sad articles, this is your standard! The pretense and slap in the face written by a master are both advanced and humorous.

Who wrote this? Although it is not very cutting-edge, and some of the technologies are relatively old, it is professional and should be done by someone with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree plus some clinical experience.

It's a good book, but I can't read it because every chapter is an operation and a hospital every day. But this is a medical text that I can understand! It's possible that what I want to read is mixed with life stories, but not too much.

This book has a lot of poisonous points, at least for me personally. It's probably a common problem among men. Although there is no explicit description of the emotional connection between the female and the male protagonist, there is always something there when it comes to women, and they can't hide it secretly. For example, she is shy, she is embarrassed, her eyes sparkle with admiration when she sees the male protagonist, and she supports him at all costs, for example, when others see her sending messages, they think she is sending messages to her boyfriend - and so on, you can explain it as admiration for the powerful doctor, but obviously there are many better ways to write it, but I chose this one, and I personally feel that it is intentional. The same goes for the Baiqiao band, where they arrange a top international band, twin sisters, and then help the male protagonist many times. That's the problem. I don't understand why the medical industry has to involve the entertainment industry. Many plots about sisters are very embarrassing. For example, composing a song for the male protagonist, with lyrics that sound like a believer worshiping a god, and then releasing it at the Great Xia Shen New Year Conference... Don't you think it's embarrassing? Letting the entertainment industry get involved is a complete failure, I'm serious, especially since the male protagonist is a doctor and is a fan of the band, or has heard of their name. In particular, the top surgical professor said excitedly at the internal meeting that the band Bai Qiao had given a surprise gift. It was a song written for doctors (actually it was written entirely for the male protagonist). There were foreign professors, top directors and clinicians at the internal meeting. It was really embarrassing. I skipped several chapters to hide from the plot. Let's suppress it first and then improve it. It's so poisonous. I am willing to give him five stars because there are some parts of this book that are really excellent. It was very enjoyable to read in the early stage. I also like the character of the male protagonist. He only does his duty as a good doctor and tries his best to save every patient. The writing is also decent and the rhythm is okay. There are many places that people can read, and I recommend reading it. Although it has some poisonous points, many books are not poisonous, but the writing style is so bland and the plot is so bland that people are not interested in reading it. It has no merits and no faults. Although this book has problems, it is quite good-looking, and its flaws do not hide its flaws. The back part is too long-winded, I feel like the number of words is too low, so I changed it to four stars. In one day and one night, I wrote four or five chapters while others were arrogantly belittling the male protagonist and thought they were sure to win, and then wrote four or five chapters of various stories about passers-by who saw the atmosphere of online reviews but believed in the male protagonist and praised the male protagonist's rainbow fart for four or five chapters. Then the eyes returned to the male protagonist, describing how difficult a problem was, and then writing each professor's reaction to the problem. The professors thought they had no choice. In the end, it was written that after the male protagonist easily solved this problem, everyone looked up to him and worshiped him with emotion. Then follow this process again from the beginning. Is it funny? A hundred chapters can be written about what happened in one night. I have been reading it for two days and not even a single night has passed. I closed my eyes and jumped at the rainbow fart. It was so unbearable.

From a medical point of view, this is the purest medical novel I have ever read. The professionalism in it reminds me of another masterpiece, "The Black Technology System of the Academic Master". Although I am a layman in medicine, I think the author who can write such a professional medical article feels like an expert in the medical industry or familiar with medicine. From a literary point of view, the article is fluent, with very little redundancy, rich in content, and no redundancy. It is a rare masterpiece! If it wasn't just a five-star review, I would give it a higher score and praise!