Reborn! She Uses Her Medical Skills to Bring Down the Forces of Darkness

It's very interesting. It's really very interesting. It's hard to find a medical article with a full technical content, and it's a female-channeled medical article. Anyway, I'm exhausted after reading this book. I can't find similar technical medical articles. I hope the author will keep writing and not stop updating. In addition, I hope that after the heroine finishes her eight-year internship, she will write a detailed description of the heroine's promotion process to become a doctor. She should not write about the entry and promotion process in one stroke after finishing the internship period, because a good work, no matter how long it is, is worth the wait for the readers. For example, the author of the novel I read before called "Game Invasion" wrote more than two thousand chapters or even longer. However, the novel did not cause readers to run away because of its length. Instead, it attracted a large group of loyal fans. So I hope the author can finish this novel well, and don't take it lightly when it comes to employment and promotion [face covering]

Update quickly. Update quickly! It's not enough! The story is very, very realistic because I am a medical student. When I saw the detailed descriptions of these operations, I felt that they were very realistic and shocked. They were very logical and the heroine was very methodical in doing things. She was not blindly entertaining. She would also properly handle the reasonable doubts of people around her. It does not mean that you can just fool others and they will believe it. Goldfinger will find evidence and give a medically reasonable explanation. This makes me feel good, and the description of family affection in the article is also very sympathetic. I cried a lot when my grandpa passed away, and I cried again when my grandpa became a general teacher. It's really so empathetic! [Almost crying]

The growth path of a female surgeon who is purely career-oriented, she has experienced many cases. The heroine's analysis and treatment are very clean and neat. I really like the style of this type of writing and look forward to the undercurrent of the truth behind the water [Blow kiss]

It looks good, it looks good, it looks good, I really like this calm and cautious heroine. Some people may think that the conflict is not big enough and it doesn't feel satisfying enough to slap someone in the face, but I think it's very life-like and everyday! Each medical record is also very detailed, and finally it is no longer a brainless routine!

I've read more than 200 chapters and it's very interesting. My minor criticism is that the male-female ratio is not quite right. I think it's a female and a male and it's a male. But I can still accept it because the career description is very nice! Also, I heard that it was changed to no cp in the later stage. Zhao Yang was originally scheduled to have cp. It can indeed be seen that the author does not know how to write emotional dramas. I feel that the original male protagonist is very oily. Fortunately, it was changed to no cp. If it is changed later, I hope it will be an open ending at most. However, personally, I still like the female lead to be beautiful! I accidentally tied it [crying][crying] I would like to make a small suggestion. The author's career line is very exciting. However, the emotional scenes of the supporting characters are not so good. It feels a bit abrupt. I hope that I can focus on the heroine in the future and write less emotional scenes of the supporting characters. The career line is really very beautiful! ! ! The author is very professional!

The subject matter is something I like very much, and it is also a Western medicine novel with a female protagonist without cp that is relatively difficult to find at present. However, it has a strong ancient flavor. I think some of the interactions with men are a bit inexplicable (such as the hat), and there are quite a lot of stereotypes, gender, region... I don't feel particularly comfortable with it, but it is understandable in the environment of that era. After all, it is a new subject, please encourage me.

I have read more than 80 chapters so far. The heroine has no CP and is very capable. The writing is quite good, there are no obvious NPC-style villains, and the relationship between the patient and his family is also well written, without any deliberately contradictory plot. But a policeman showed up, but it didn't matter. The homepage said no cp, so it didn't matter. Just read it and pass it. There is also a conspiracy written on the homepage. I don't know what it is at the moment. I hope it won't take up too much space. It would be better if it could be a few hundred chapters long.

It's pretty good, but even though the introduction is devoid of CP, the text still contains a lot of peripheral emotional descriptions (I don't know if it's the word count or the author's personal stuff [thinking]). There are fewer female characters in the hospital.

Full marks! ! ! [Adoration] [Blowing kiss] [Blowing kiss] Medical knowledge is very professional! At first, I thought it would be a mysterious and superficial article like some ancient articles about "the little miracle doctor with clairvoyance in the countryside", but I was wrong! ! It's really grand and burning! ! [Anger] Those first aid scenes often make me get goosebumps all over my body. No matter which department can solve difficult cases, I can't help but always think: If Su Yiyi had not come to this department for rotation, how many lives would have died. Souls that should have been in despair have been saved [salute]

I think this book is very delicately written. The heroine is calm, rational and logical. Although she has supernatural powers, her medical skills are unquestionable. This greatly satisfies my love for medical novels. I think this should be the only novel that writes about the meaning of medicine! (Personal opinion)