
Republican Era: As a Doctor, I Just Want to Stay Alive
民国:作为医生,我只想苟活
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- Republican-Era Romance
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See allTransmigrate to the Early Years of the People's Republic of China and Return from Abroad to Help Make China a Technological Power
Looking for a Female-Oriented Medical Story Without So Much Scheming, Where the Heroine Devotes Herself to Healing the World
I want books like The Aristocratic Physician. Something along those lines, with realistic medicine that's not over the top. The heroine shouldn't be caught up in endless family or palace intrigue, and there shouldn't be a bunch of awful people around her. Historical, contemporary, transmigration, or period dramas are all fine. Just don't recommend those so-called physician consort or poison consort stories.
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Looking for a Female Lead Who's a Doctor and a Superstar in the Surgical World
Books Every Student Should Read: Essential for Surviving the Rat Race
Math, Chinese, English, chemistry, physics, biology, geography, history, classical poetry...
Trying to Find a Masterpiece With a Strong Female Lead and No Romance on Tomato Novel. Hilarious, You’ll Never Find One
I'd like to read something like She Was Getting Sick of This. Can female-led, no-CP stories get any more ridiculous? Either they cram random one-sided crushes into a no-CP story, making everything ambiguous, or it's mindless wish fulfillment that assumes we have no brains. Or they can't even deliver the wish fulfillment...
I’m Sick of Being Tortured by Idiotically Written Stories Every Day, Please Recommend Highly Rated Books
High-Quality but Underrated Novels
I want something like The Lost Spirits and the Silver-Winged Twin Stars. Are there any high-quality but really obscure novels? Any genre is fine!
Looking for Realistic Republican-Era or Period Dramas
I like calm, everyday stories without awful relatives: just a happy family working hard to earn money and improve their lives. Keep the golden finger subtle, not overpowered.
Book Recommendation Plaza
Feel free to ask me for book recommendations. I’ll reply to everyone and recommend something 😎 I recommend all kinds of books 👀 Reply times vary. _@Tomato Novel 🍅
I'm So Tired of Community Stories, It's Always the Same Few Books! Are There Really No Others?!
Looking for Novels With Strong Medical Expertise, Not Just Vague Claims That the Characters Are Great Doctors!
I want a novel with solid medical expertise, not the kind where someone sticks in a few needles with a wild idea and brings the dead back to life!
Recommend Me Some Books, Any Genre
As long as it doesn’t make the characters stupid, any genre is fine. A bit of good writing would be even better (●°u°●)
Books That Make Learning Effortless
Things like math, Chinese, and so on are all fine.
No Romance Only! No Romance Only! No Romantic Tension! Please Recommend Novels With No Romance or Flirting
Looking for books like Infinite: Forced Into an Infinite-Flow Game, I Became a God. Please recommend stories with no CP and no romantic tension. Any genre is fine, but ideally infinite flow, quick transmigration, showbiz talent competitions, forum-style manga, secret identities, full-dive games, imperial exams and officialdom, or comprehensive martial arts.
A Novel About a Female Lead Who's a Walking Encyclopedia, Knows a Ton, and Has an Incredible Wealth of Knowledge!
Preferably, it should include livestreaming, like the female lead in The Big Shot with a Sharp Tongue Becomes the Beloved of the Entertainment Industry!
Looking for Female-Oriented Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates to the War Against Japan and Helps Her Country
I want a transmigration novel with a grand scope and a story that really rises above itself, told from the female lead's perspective!!!
Looking for a Kindhearted Protagonist Who Helps the Suffering
I want something with a strong sense of purpose, preferably with no romance. The characters should be kind, thoughtful, and driven by a desire for revenge. They should dare to speak, act, and dream, and not waste time on empty gestures. Any gender is fine. It could be about love of country, another nation, the world, or liberation. Give me something good.
Looking for High-Quality Spy Thrillers!
Looking for Doctor Novels, Not Stories That Just Use a Doctor Setting as an Excuse for Romance
Looking for books like Doctor: His Skills Equal the Combined Might of the Whole Hospital. No romance, please. I want something realistic in tone. It can have a System or not (NO ROMANCE! READ CAREFULLY!! And don’t recommend anything like that factory doctor story!!!)
Stories That Vividly Capture the Turbulent Splendor of the Republic of China Era
I Sat Alone at the End of a Sea of Books for a Million Years, Yet Not One Was Worth Looking Back For
Fellow cultivators, this old man has a favor to ask. I'll trade my friend's eternal misfortune for one masterpiece from among your recommendations.
Looking for High-Quality Republican-Era Novels. I’m Desperate for Something to Read
Please don't recommend books by Mei Yuzhe, Shen Yuzao, Fei Wo Sicun, Nika, Nilu, Guo Yuqing, Meizi Huangshiyu, and others like them. I've already read their works...
An Ensemble Cast Means Everyone Is the Main Character
Looking for an ensemble-cast novel.
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It's a great read! I finished it in one go. I feel the author must have a medical background, as the descriptions of some professional terms are very accurate. The portrayals of people's psychology during the Republican era and the War of Resistance against Japan are also very moving. The pacing is excellent, without any dragging. I hope the author continues to update!
It's a good read, told from a doctor's perspective with a strong sense of national responsibility. It's a novel without a system or romantic pairing. The female lead is a little scared but resilient and doesn't back down. The only downside is that there are too few chapters; all the good reads on my bookshelf are ongoing series 😢😢😢😢😢
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 humans and machines. There is no sympathy for the suffering of the people in the old society, only ridicule and blame. I am completely convinced 🙂 🙂 🙂 Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh the only drawback is that it's not over yet😢😢😢😢It's not enough to watch😢😢😢😢
It's a great read; it realistically portrays the chaos and confusion of people's minds during the Republic of China era. The female protagonist does her best to protect her family. I was moved by the soldiers who defended their country even without knowing the outcome, by the female protagonist's desperate attempts to save lives, and by the mutual support within her family. Author, keep up the good work!
I'd say it's not bad so far. I did skip chapters as the author suggested, but I lost patience by chapter 76. It's better not to let readers know too much about the female lead, otherwise even the smartest female lead will seem silly... It's hard to bear watching that. The treatment and grading sections were actually written quite smoothly.
First, let me give my initial assessment. While the subject matter is heavy, the perspective is quite novel. The female protagonist returns to China after studying abroad, amidst the chaos of war. Outside the foreign concessions, there is gunfire, while inside, there is only temporary peace. As a time traveler, she brings advanced medical knowledge and concepts, offering new hope to the situation.
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.
It's well-written, full of patriotism and fervor. However, some descriptions are too exquisite, difficult to describe, perhaps a bit too idealistic and polished. The structure and sentence patterns are odd, yet indescribable. The writing is fluid, but it makes the reader question its formulaic nature, lacking a sense of naturalness. It's worth noting that this feeling only emerged in recent chapters; I wonder if it's because the writing has become too dry.
There's so much medical knowledge in it that I wondered if the author was a medical student. It's so good! The patriotism, character portrayal, emotional expression, and struggle of faith are all perfectly executed. War is truly cruel and brutal; the oppressive nature of privilege makes it hard to breathe. Reading this book made me feel like I was standing in that era—it's so cruel and so real. Highly recommended.
The plot is quite good, and the writing style is clearly excellent. However, there's too much emotional description, especially regarding the female lead's inner thoughts. The sheer volume of emotions is exhausting to watch; it's a constant cycle of guilt, regret, emotion, and anger, making her emotions as unstable as a balloon being inflated endlessly.