Complaints from the Emergency Room

The writing is really good. The descriptions of emergency and first aid scenes are very realistic, and some professional terms are well explained. The symptoms and signs of diseases are also written very sophisticatedly. It's just that the protagonist's emergency department is a bit out of touch with reality. I can understand that the author wrote this to enhance the story, but the reality is that splenic rupture and brain trauma with intracranial hemorrhage are usually divided into different departments such as emergency general surgery, hepatobiliary surgery, and emergency brain surgery. Although they are all emergencies, the ones that can treat such serious injuries must be the emergencies of large provincial and municipal hospitals with very detailed specialties. They specialize in examination and treatment. They will not be the kind of emergency department in a small hospital where one person treats patients from various departments. They can examine but do not have the ability to treat such critical injuries. They usually refer them to higher-level hospitals after the examination. Therefore, in reality, the protagonist's patients cannot be so exciting, and the scope of coverage is too wide. But a novel is a novel after all, and it's very enjoyable to read like this, and the 3,200 salary stub really makes people want to cry.

It's great. The description of the hospital part is quite realistic. The male protagonist has most of the states of most doctors, and then the author gave him perfect skills to ensure his status and right to speak in the medical community. The whole article can be seen as the dream of a low-level doctor - but even so, you can still feel the helplessness and helplessness that cannot be concealed!

The story of a young doctor with no background but ability, who saves lives and heals the wounded in a not so good environment. There are all kinds of things in the world, you have original intentions that never change, your writing is humorous and smooth, and it's a little bit cool (ignoring that system)

Very good, with medical knowledge and cases, as well as the kindness of the doctors.

Generally speaking, it's okay. It has a sense of reality. Although I don't study medicine, it's not like in the TV series, where people always wear clean white coats and shout slogans and they live, or exude the aura of the Virgin. "To Cure Sometimes, To Relieve Often, To Comfort Always." The profession of a doctor involves more exposure to negative emotions than ordinary people imagine, and strong psychological quality is a must.

I thought it was another system-binding story. It was very professional and funny. The little nurse was also very cute. It was suspenseful. The parts were arranged in a timely manner and the author is great👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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There are many strange incidents in the hospital, especially metaphysics, but in reality few people dare to gamble with their careers, so they can only use articles to vent their frustrations. Although there is no happy ending, everyone is doing their best to shine and contribute their strength to a better tomorrow.

It's good. I've been reading novels for several years. I reviewed this novel after reading 3 chapters. I feel that such a good novel should not be buried. The author's descriptions are very interesting. The examples chosen are all common in daily life. There are no complicated terms that readers can't understand. It is overall humorous and interesting, and the pace is fast and not draggy at all. When I saw Chapter 7, I saw that the main character had done all the surgeries and studied all the subjects. He was so passionate about writing that he was a pure macho man. God, Long Ao, but the writing was quite good.

There are not so many bloody plots in the real book. It is very similar to the Japanese medical dramas I have watched before. It is quite interesting and I recommend it.