A Doctor in North America: From the Start, I Perform Brain Surgery on the Godfather

It's good-looking. I can only say that it's purely good-looking. There are no villains. Everyone just stands in their own position and has to fight against each other. The protagonist is very powerful but not annoying. It makes me, a liberal arts student, feel the beauty of medicine (if I am asked to study medicine, I will pretend that I didn't say so)

Pretend to be pretentious, then you can't believe it after being slapped in the face, then mock, pretend to be pretentious, slap in the face, then question again, pretend to be pretentious, slap in the face. Chapters 10, 100, 1,000, and 100,000 are all in this routine. I basically finished the book.

It's just so-so, there are a lot of obvious mistakes in the first few chapters. There is no undergraduate degree in medicine in the country of Mold. I don't know where the protagonist got his undergraduate degree. And he is already an intern resident doctor, and he also said that he has to pay money to the hospital. I checked online and found that at this stage, the annual salary is usually about 75,000 to 80,000 US dollars. The clinic gave him an annual salary of 70,000 US dollars, so he felt that the clinic treated him very well. Brother, when writing about foreign background, at least do a basic investigation.

The plot is a bit cliche, always showing off - others don't believe it - showing off one's strength and being slapped in the face.

The idea is actually quite good, but what do you say, don't you feel comfortable pretending to be a slap in the face? That's very unique. You're against the protagonist and the protagonist still helps you, that's great. The protagonist is too noble. There is no need for a noble protagonist in this kind of novel. It can whitewash the villain, but it cannot create the villain's personal charm.

I picked it up from the author's other books. Although pretending to be a slap in the face is a very old-fashioned routine, the author because of his strong professional skills will not make people feel like they are being fooled, so they can neutralize each other very well. This kind of skill is very professional. If it is written in a literary way, it will easily tire people who read it, but writing it in a slap-in-the-face novel is just right. If the novel was purely slap-in-the-face, completely mindless, it would also seem boring, but here there happens to be professional knowledge 😄

This is the story of a young non-traveler in his twenties, who is quite capable himself, who gets a super generous system, and then pretends to be a slap in the face. When he sees the title of Chapter 4, he already knows what kind of virtue is behind it.

It's so boring, I just want to see the protagonist save people, but all the rest is slapped in the face, ridiculed and blocked. It's boring and nothing new.

The plot of this novel is too familiar

Everyone who can watch it is a god 🤦 [OK]