Lin Gaoyang transmigrates to Tokyo in 1988, at the height of the decade of Japan's booming bubble economy.
Gold is everywhere, and opportunity abounds.
From the start, he runs into a young nurse named Yamete, mistakes the scene for a film shoot, and gets excited. Then some thugs put a knife to his throat and demand that he save their underworld boss.
What a coincidence. This is right up his alley.
Even better, the Divine Choice System activates automatically. Every choice he makes earns him a reward.
One extreme chest puncture technique leaves the thugs so thrilled they drop to their knees and call him Dad.
[Congratulations, Host, on completing the treatment. You have received the Superfast Reflexes skill.]
[Congratulations, Host, on accepting the woman's invitation. You have received enhanced stamina.]
[Congratulations, Host, on rescuing the underworld heiress. You have received the title of Overwhelming Influence.]
Underworld Heiress: "I told you to come home with me, but you insisted on striking out on your own. How could a clinic possibly be... this big?"
The towering building before her, practically a city landmark, leaves the heiress astonished.
Lin Gaoyang: "Ever heard of the Mayo Clinic? I went there last month to learn from them."
As his medical empire spreads across the globe, wealthy merchants, business magnates, and political leaders flock to him for treatment.
Seeing the crowd of underworld bosses following him, the patients waiting for care grow uneasy.
"Boss, are you really a doctor, not a gangster?"
"Of course. I'm always very gentle with my patients..."
"And your enemies?"
"Just as gentle."
Lin Gaoyang points toward the laboratory beside him, smiling warmly.
I thought it was the same routine as the previous book, but I didn't expect it to be more "easy to read". The exciting points are straightforward and clear. The disadvantage is that the "slap in the face" plot connecting each exciting point is really not necessary. The theme currently seems to be a time-travel to Japan in the past. Based on the advanced development of modern medicine, the protagonist returns to 1988 with a golden finger to reduce the number of people to attack. This is the first time I have seen this entry point. The starting point of the plot also rationalizes the character from the "gangster" connections, which is a booster that accelerates the protagonist's start. This is basically not seen in medical novels. So for me, among the cookie-cutter "domestic small-scale training", the novelty of this "Japanese free medicine" is very high. 5.28.2025 Summary: Advantages: It is refreshing and straightforward, with few professional terms, simple and easy to read, and the system rationalizes unreasonable plots. Disadvantages: There is little foreshadowing, the "slap in the face" plot is a little deliberate, and the character interactions tend to be medical and cultural templates. The literature is available for reading, the medical literature is recommended by the audience, and the system literature is selected by the audience. Ps: For those messy articles that make the protagonist's behavior logically confusing, use your cheat system, and the logic will become "the protagonist makes a bad choice - forced by the system", so it is reasonable. Then adding a reward will be a small "depress first and then increase"?
It's quite good-looking, I hope there are no women and ambiguities...
This type is still okay
The editor is so talented
Although I don't understand a lot of medical stuff in it, I feel it's really awesome🤦🤦