Now That I’m Reborn, Who’d Still Be a Doctor?

This book is wonderful. Unlike many medical novels that use a systematic approach to clinical tasks, this book has no system, but brings back experiences and memories from the previous life. The author's writing style is very good and the narrative is smooth. Like 👍!

It's a rare good medical book. Although I can't understand the technical terms, it didn't stop me from reading it with gusto. Alas, I jumped into the trap a little early and it feels like I've reached the end of the article before I even get a glimpse of it. I can only say to the author that he should write more and update more. Five stars for encouragement, come on!

It is a very professional medical novel with many professional terms. It is a book that is more selective for readers and is a niche novel. The author should be a professional doctor, but this kind of novel is difficult to become popular, and the threshold for reading is high. If there is no attractive climax plot in the later period, there is a high probability that the number of readers will decrease. I hope the author will work hard.

Very well written. It gives laymen like us a glimpse into the complexity of medical diagnosis and treatment. Although the revolutionary development of medical imaging has provided strong support for diagnosis since the invention of computers, finding the correct treatment method from the fog of various data indicators still requires the professionalism of doctors.

The author is a doctor (I guess). The story is very exciting, and it also reminds me of the scene when my mother was in a coma and was treated by some irresponsible doctors who were greedy for money and had no medical ethics. It was very sad to read it, but at the same time I felt that the author was very real. We are just ordinary people, and doctors who have no medical ethics and make random diagnoses will cause us to lose family members/friends. Very similar feeling

The author is familiar with the operation of medical teaching and scientific research, and his writing style is good. It is not exaggerated, not awkward, and very comfortable to read. His emotional descriptions are delicate, and he does not lick or get entangled and let nature take its course. It is worth reading and I hope it will have a beginning and an end.

The angle of approach is novel, the description is professional, and the story setting is also good. It is worth collecting and updating! ! [Like][Like][Like]

I personally feel it is better than the previous book. Although I still often encounter various plots, at least the plot is not always in a hospital. It is now a thesis. I am actually looking forward to the follow-up scientific research plot. Personally, I'm more optimistic about it, but the number of words is a bit short now. I read nearly 300 chapters in the previous book and got tired of it. This one has papers, scientific research and occasional clinical pretentiousness, which I feel should be more in line with my taste.

It's wonderful, the medical knowledge is very professional, and the rescue feels like being on the scene. It's very informative. The protagonist has a strong sense of responsibility and rich professional knowledge. He is a good doctor with positive energy and understands the hard work and difficulty of being a doctor.

One word "like"! The writing is very good, and many terms are written clearly so that people like us with low education can understand it. I hope to continue to work hard in the future! Write better works, don't be eunuchs