Republic of China: as a Doctor, I Just Want to Survive

It's a good read. I read it in one go. I feel that the author should have a medical background. Some professional terms are described very well. At the same time, some descriptions of people's psychology during the Anti-Japanese War during the Republic of China are also very tear-jerking. The rhythm is well grasped and does not drag on. I hope the author will continue to write more books. Continuing on, there are basically no articles on the Internet about the female protagonist being a doctor and working hard to build a career. Many of them are articles about the male protagonist being a doctor and then falling in love with the male protagonist. It is too difficult to find a novel in which the female protagonist is a doctor and has no censorship. Come on, the author is great, I like your book!

It's a good read. It's a story about family and country from a doctor's perspective. There's no system or CP. The heroine will be a little scared but she's very tenacious without flinching. The only bad thing is that there are too few chapters. The good ones in the bookshelf are all serialized novels [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

The writing is good. It captures the depressing and terrifying atmosphere during the Anti-Japanese War. However, I suggest you not to read the comments. The comments on this article are generally as indifferent as human beings. There is no sympathy for the suffering of the people in the old society, only ridicule and blame. I am completely convinced [smile][smile][smile][smile] Ahhhhhhhhhh the only drawback is that it's not over yet [crying][crying][crying][crying] It's not enough to watch [crying][crying][crying][crying]

It's good-looking, and it depicts the chaos of the Republic of China and the chaos of people's thoughts very realistically. The heroine tried her best to keep her family safe. I was moved by the soldiers who had to protect their home and country without knowing the consequences. I was also moved by the heroine who tried her best to save people as much as possible. I was also moved by the heroine's family members who supported each other. I give you a lot of encouragement from the author.

Let me comment first. Although the subject matter is heavy, the perspective is very novel. The heroine returned from overseas. In the war-torn era, there was artillery fire outside the concession, but there was temporary stability inside the concession. As a time traveler, the heroine brings new hope to the situation with advanced medical knowledge and concepts. The heroine has a good career path, excellent professional skills and a calm and careful personality, which makes people feel particularly comfortable to watch. There are no unnecessary slaps in the face to deliberately set off the heroine. The supporting heroines we have seen so far, the eldest sister is also very powerful. She was trained by the heroine's father as an heir. There is also a female doctor under the heroine who is also very smart and motivated. Now that I have finished talking about the advantages, let me mention a few that I don't think are very good, but they are harmless. The author's writing style is very good, with a delicate sense of eloquence, but in the first two chapters (probably), I felt that it was too detailed, without much advancement, and too focused on psychological description, which made it a bit tiring to read. This situation will be better after reading it. Another point is the time-travel of the heroine. I only know that it is time-travel, but there is no specific explanation of where the original heroine went, what happened, what happened to the heroine in the original world, and why did she suddenly time-travel? After the time travel, she did not express her reluctance to leave her original life, and the heroine would have deep feelings for some of the original owner's relatives, but there was no foreshadowing. What is the origin of this feeling? For example, later in the hospital, I asked the soldiers about Gao Zhiyuan. All the descriptions were as if the heroine was the original heroine. That kind of closeness and concern was very abrupt given the heroine's identity as a time traveler. When I read that, I felt baffled. The heroine took the initiative to ask the soldiers, and worked tirelessly to ask each one during the treatment. I asked one I felt so happy when I received the uncertain news. I was very happy. I also said that when I saw my second sister, I had to tell her the news as soon as possible [grievance]. I understand that it may be to trigger the plot of the character in the future, but it is undeniable that it is too blunt. Sometimes I suspect that the heroine is not a time travel at all, but just an original owner who suddenly has some more memories. The sense of substitution of time travel is not strong. Of course, there is no big problem with the above two points. As long as the heroine's career line maintains its current level, it will definitely be a good book. I am very much looking forward to the heroine's future career development [sending my heart]

Let's just say it's pretty good first. I did skip chapters as suggested by the author, but when I saw 76, I really lost my patience. It's better not to let the readers know too many things that the heroine doesn't know, otherwise the heroine, no matter how smart she is, will look stupid... I couldn't bear to watch it. The therapy and grading are actually written quite smoothly.

It's good-looking, really good-looking, no lie. Don't say 7.5 For this book. I think 8.5 Is fine. I believe the letter at the beginning is enough to keep you. The author's writing skills are good and the plot has its own ingenuity. It can be seen that the author has solid medical knowledge. There is no sense of violation when writing the medical practice scenes. There are no red flags at present. There is no situation of ambiguity without cp. Although I didn't grasp it well once, I controlled it later. Generally speaking, it's right to jump into the trap. This book can be said to be fine.

There is a lot of medical knowledge that makes me suspect that the author is a medical student. It is so beautiful, the feelings of family and country, the characterization, the expression of emotions and the struggle of faith are all perfect. War is really cruel and cruel, and those who are oppressed by privilege can hardly breathe. Reading this book makes me feel like I am standing in that era. It is too cruel and too real. Recommended

It's well written, full of feelings about family and country, and impassioned. It's just that some of the descriptions are too delicate and difficult to describe, perhaps a little too ideal and neat, the structure and sentence structure are weird but indescribable, the technique is very smooth, but it makes people suspicious when reading, it is too templated and lacks a sense of jerkiness. It's worth noting that I only felt this way when I read the latest chapter, and I don't know if it's boiling water.

The current chapter 63 looks pretty good. It unfolds the story of the Republic of China from a unique doctor's perspective. There are no systematic cheats, and the emotional descriptions of some scenes are very real. The heroine has very strong professional knowledge. Under the shadow of the war, she hopes to save more people and transforms into a "rescue robot". Watching this is very stressful and very heart-wrenching. I hope that the heroine can save more people, but I also hope that the heroine can take a good rest and not be too tired. It's just that some plot emotions are not well laid out and are a bit abrupt, but this small flaw is innocuous compared to other aspects, so I give it full stars and keep updating more, come on!

The author writes well, but it's too real. People who don't want to stay can't be left behind. If they die, they will really die. I can't help but think of how the ancestors who died during the Anti-Japanese War filled the war with their flesh and blood. It was so painful that I withdrew first with tears streaming down my face.

It's not bad. I understand the patriotic feelings, the responsibility of doctors, and the belief that the author wants to describe, but it feels almost wrong. I don't know where the difference is, but it's almost right anyway.

It's really good to watch. The heroine used her own strength to contribute her own strength as a doctor during the Republic of China. People who watched it were very moved. And some of the things written about the hospital are very real.

The writing is good, and most of the plot settings are attractive, but I wanted to read a cool story in the introduction. The plot is too sad, and many misses reminded me of the pretentious suspense in ancient novels, which makes people feel uncomfortable. It's really unbearable. Let's wait for a year and a half and then come back and see the cat again.

It's rare that medicine is not only a background, but also a female-channeled novel that is written in a single stroke. The writing is sophisticated, the language is precise, the pace is fast, and it is not procrastinating. The only pity is that it is serialized and cannot be read in one go.

It's not that the writing is bad, but it's pretty good. I really like it. Everyone's character and idea in it are different. I didn't give five stars because I couldn't get over my second sister's fiancé, the unknown burn victim. I originally thought I'd fall asleep when the heroine discovered the truth after watching it, but it turned out that it was two o'clock in the morning, and the heroine was only vaguely suspicious and not sure. No one knows where the unknown hero died, and it breaks my heart to see it. Author, you really hurt the reader's heart. I want to take revenge on you and give you only four stars. Woooooooooooooo

🌟This novel really amazed me! 📚You can't stop once you open it. The rhythm is tight and natural, and you are completely immersed in it. 👏The ​​heroine is independent and sober, and the time-travel setting is novel and unconventional. There is no golden finger or system. She grows up step by step based on wisdom. It makes people excited to watch it🔥. The background of the Republic of China is highly restored, the details are exquisite, and the text is smooth and charming. 💫The plot progresses layer by layer, and there are surprises in every chapter. I don't want to put it down at all. 🎉Highly recommended to readers who like realism and online logic!

This is a very amazing book about the Anti-Japanese War. As a modern medical student, he travels back to that turbulent era and tries his best to save lives and create a modern medical system. I feel that the author has a good balance between professional knowledge and story rhythm, especially the growth line of the heroine, which is extremely charming. The difference between this book and some other anti-war novels is that there is no system or golden fingers. The protagonist also has a lot of helplessness while saving the country, but the drive to never give up always gives the story a bright background, especially in the creation of the villain. Jian is really very cheap, and it is really rare to have an IQ. Sometimes I can't help but think that it is really not easy for the ancestors to win under such conditions.

This book is written in a very realistic way. As a talented doctor, the heroine, when the safety of her country is in danger, her family works together to fight the war, and no eggs are left intact even if the nest is overturned. The title of the book is also very good, Gou Ming, who can save a life in the flames of war is a life, and who wants to die if he can live. The heroine is not a perfect patriotic character. She is a living person. She loves her country and her family because she is Chinese, and she cherishes every life because she is a doctor. I also think the portrayal of the treatment given to Japanese people is very realistic, because it is inevitable to come into contact with Japanese people in the concession hospital. The heroine chose to refuse at first because she is Chinese, but after watching a life disappear in front of her eyes, she chose first aid because she is a doctor.

Very nice! The author is very professional, and the description of the treatment scenes is just like those in European and American medical dramas. The pace is fast, professional but not obscure, and the viewers are very excited. At present, the plot mainly revolves around the hospital and has not been developed yet. Although the heroine created is a bit too powerful, her flaws are not concealed.

I saw the arc of the heroine as a doctor who "shoulder up to the great task of singing, and donate jade for success even if her merits are not in vain." I also saw the meaning of salvation. "The wind can blow up a piece of white paper, but it cannot blow away a butterfly. This is the movement of life." But what attracts me most is the power of faith and the power of the people in this context. This novel may be more realistic and may make people feel the cruelty of war, but it moved me even more, because I saw the power of human nature under despair, so beautiful.

I feel that the author's writing is very good, and the descriptions are very real and detailed. There is nothing wrong with this. It is very immersive, and I can understand the heroine's mood and empathize with her. I don't know, what are many comments complaining about or scolding? It was originally a very heavy and painful historical environment. [Smile][Smile][Smile] Be sure to turn off paragraph comments, almost everyone has a bully.

The author's writing style is very good and the writing is very real. I also learned a lot about medicine. Thank you very much to the author. I just haven't raised enough fat. Who understands that when I see the most energetic words, the words urging updates pop up, which gives me a heart attack. I look up and see that there is still an hour before the chapter will be updated. I regret it so much. Waiting is always painful. In the era of war, there are countless helplessness, anger, persistence, and faith. This book uses a new perspective to show the artillery and warmth in troubled times. Everyone is struggling to persevere on the path within their own capabilities. I am looking forward to the next story. I don't ask for more perfection, just don't collapse, don't collapse, don't collapse. Support the author greatly.

It's so good, I read 71 chapters in one go. I have seen comments saying that there are too many descriptions of scenes, psychology, etc. To be honest, I personally like it quite a lot. Generally speaking, I prefer more delicate writing when reading the Republic of China literature. I am very much looking forward to the follow-up plot. I strongly hope that the pilot who appears now is not the heroine's second brother-in-law. I also hope that the heroine's family members can reunite in the future.

It's super beautiful, with depressing writing but passionate... Those authors of exciting and exciting articles should learn how to sort out the details... Even in YY online articles, Chinese people need more such "aggrieved" and passionate books.

Oh my God, it's really good-looking. There is no golden finger, only the heroine's solid knowledge and skills and her passion, but she is not invincible. She will humbly ask other powerful people for advice. Everyone protects the withering country at that time in their own way. The author's writing is very good. Among the three sisters, the eldest sister is doing her part to help the frontline as a businessman. The second sister will definitely do her own thing when she encounters the organization. The heroine saves the country with medicine. There are many indomitable warriors, selfless angels in white, and international friends with boundless love. Even if there is confusion and despair, they still insist on defending their beliefs and their motherland, and move forward without hesitation towards the unknown destiny of the country. It's not an incomparably cool article, but the author's compassionate, gentle and delicate descriptions really touched my heart. Highly recommended.

It's quite interesting. Using the protagonist as a doctor as an entry point allows us to see how difficult it was back then. Although the author did not directly describe the war, through the soldiers who retired, I understood what an inch of mountains and rivers and an inch of blood mean, and what it means to save the nation and survive.

The writing is good and so is the plot. Clear mine: The heroine works in a similar neutral hospital (a hospital run by foreigners), and she has taken an oath to be a doctor. She has treated Japanese soldiers (if I remember correctly)

It's good to watch, but it's too realistic and too difficult. If you're looking for exciting stories, don't read it because it's not that exciting, but it's also quite enjoyable. The most annoying one is the Air Force Nameless 9. From the appearance of this character to his death, I looked for his plot line and many readers' comments. This man with a strong will and a strong desire to survive should be the second sister's fiancé, so I really can't watch it because the author has written a lot before. There is also this nameless one. Go to death because after listening to the words of the heroine and the doctor, he felt that he was living a waste of public resources. Anyway, the irritability in all aspects is so ridiculous. On the one hand, the heroine is very emotional and patriotic. I heard that the second brother-in-law fainted when he died (of course, it was also due to tiredness). On the other hand, she is extremely rational. She is such a hero with a strong desire to survive. It is not saving at all. It is not that the character she created sometimes really looks like a robot. I haven't watched it since. The nameless 9 is made to torture for the sake of torture. I want to fuck the nameless hero senior, but doing it this way is really weird. It makes the heroine very strange, you know? I just can't stand the thought of Wuming 9. . . The author said that he will change the nameless 9 after it is finished, I hope.

The whole article is very graphic, and you can feel the patriotic feelings and beliefs of people at that time. The writing style is very good, and the professionalism is not that relevant practitioners dare not comment. However, it can be seen that the author carefully researched the information to write this book, and the details are also handled relatively well. It is worth reading [Love] (The five stars are mainly because I am very sure of the spirit that this book celebrates)