I Didn't Get Into a PhD Program, So I Became a Pig Veterinarian

Hello everyone, I am the author of "Pig Vet", a traveler between heaven and earth. As you can see, my major is veterinary medicine. One day, I suddenly thought, should I write a professional article about the "veterinarian" profession? I have checked the effects of "veterinary medicine" on the Internet, and they basically use "veterinary medicine" as a gimmick, but there is no in-depth description of this profession in reality. Because I have worked on a pig farm, what I know best is the profession of pig veterinarian (there are many classifications of veterinarians). However, most people's impression of pig veterinarians is still that of "pig knockers", so I think I can write about it. Of course, a friend mentioned the "audience" issue. I think, indeed, colleagues in the profession may be very happy to see it, but what about friends outside the profession? Therefore, I am also trying to balance the impact of professionalism on lay friends as much as possible. I hope that lay friends can also understand our pig veterinarians and modern pig farming. Of course, the novel itself still depends on the story, how our protagonist Yang Chengshu goes from scientific research to production, how with the support of the [system], he solves his opponents one by one and becomes the strongest step by step. As for the story, I hope you can express it more. I thought about the positioning of "Pig Veterinarian": a cool article with a realistic career system. I hope that in addition to its entertainment value, it can also let everyone see the ecology of the pig industry. In order to ensure that people can eat good meat, we pig veterinarians are participating in a wonderful work.

"Good brothers who collude with each other" tells you: this book is dirty, ruthless and true enough! My friend, if you think the author is talking about how to inject pigs, you are too naive. The pig farm described by the author is basically a modern workplace jungle - the technicians are hyenas, the leaders are lion kings, and where is Yang Chengshu? He thought he was a veterinarian, but found out that he was the one who was "immunized". I love to watch the duel between Yang Chengshu and Han Feng. One plays with skills and the other plays with power. In the end, I found out - I set the rules, how can you beat me? It's so true. Which wage earner has never been fooled by this rhetoric? So Yang Chengshu also evolved. However, it was miserable when I was a trainee lawyer. The author actually asked Gong Chun to give money to Yang Chengshu. He really looked down on me, and I don't play that two-character game. However, I provide the author with a steady stream of emotional value, which is priceless! The battlefield for veterinarians is not the pigsty, but the human heart. Conclusion: If you have been beaten in the workplace, you will find resonance in this book; if you have not been beaten? Congratulations, this is your PUA protection guide. ——Gong Chun's prototype

I still quite like reading the memories described by the author. After reading the first act, as a female reader, what surprised me the most was the author's portrayal of the female characters, not just the male perspective. Sha Yuemeng's mentality of repeatedly revising the message by the window, Cao Li's thinking about the male mind, and even Xiaoping who only spoke a few words all have a real sense of breathing. They are not embellishments of male narratives, but maintain their own independent personalities amidst the rust-scented disinfectant and greasy workplace harassment. These details accurately highlight the plight of women living under the male gaze. When Li Dezhu's greasy text message suddenly popped up, I felt physiological nausea almost simultaneously with Sha Yuemeng. This sense of resonance comes from the author's delicate observation of women's workplace situations. A few questions: 1. When Yang Chengshu was singing at KTV, the system intervened to request songs. Does it imply that there is some connection between the system and Jiang Lian? 2. Is there a hidden thread hidden in Cao Li's mechanical work? 3. Sha Yuemeng's "Walking at the Window" has dual metaphors of girlish feelings and workplace watchfulness. Will this unfinished farewell emotion eventually sublimate into a bond of comrades or transform into a more mature emotional form? Regarding Yang Chengshu's feelings, I selfishly hope that it will not lead to stand-in literature or redemption routines. Many authors cannot handle emotional problems well, and I don't know how the author will solve them. Looking forward to seeing the female characters ignite this prairie fire together.

It's a rare real-life pig-raising theme, but the story content is very interesting! I also like to see Jiang Lian appear on the stage. Killing with memories is really not a problem. I care more about Yang Chengshu's emotional development than the workplace!

It's good-looking and has something in it. Although I didn't quite understand some parts, it doesn't stop me from finding it good-looking. The writing is fluent and not an ordinary cool article. It helped expand my knowledge and gave me a simple understanding of the work of veterinarians and scientific researchers.

The writing is quite good, and the plot of raising pigs is very real. The author must have taken root in a pig farm. I feel like I am back on a pig farm again 🤦 Although I have been away from the pig farm for half a year, it is a pity that so few people are watching it.

It feels okay so far, looking forward to the follow-up

Can you add a character named Xiao Xuanxuan? I think it would be great 🤭

How can I put it this way? This book has the feel of an online novel mixed with documentary. The normal narrative is constantly interspersed with memories. Some people may like this style, but I guess there are not many people.

Is it a redemption text? It seems to express the cultivation, growth and redemption of a double-sided personality.