Republican Era: As a Doctor, I Just Want to Stay Alive

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.

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.

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

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.