This Resident Doctor Is Far Too Cautious

I'm halfway through it now. The author should have a medical background, and the treatment content is relatively professional, but it can be understood by novices, and it's not boring, so people can continue reading. The protagonist Chen Qingfeng has hyperamnesia, has extraordinary abilities, and is a genius, but I still hope that such a good doctor with strength and medical ethics really exists in real life. The group portraits are also very well written, some of them are top-notch, but most of them are leaders and doctors who are responsible, have medical ethics, and are capable. There are also positive and hardworking Guipei students. I feel that a four-star rating is not enough to improve the overall rating, so I changed it to a five-star rating. [Eat melon]

For the first time, I have the urge to rate the author and write a review. Now that I have read Chapter 259, I feel that the author has written all the practical medical information, and the medical cases are written in such a way that it gives people the feeling that a doctor treats a patient like an upright official deciding a case. The male protagonist's only golden background is hyperamnesia. His personality is humorous and full of life. The characters are very fleshed out. I can imagine the daily life in the emergency room. The male protagonist and his daughter are having fun and having conversations. It's so graphic. They are all Northeastern people's humor. I also like the family setting, there is no nonsense, the breeze and the moon are all love... The author's work must be of high quality, so come on. I finished the first brush on July 21, 2026, and saved it, so I can take it out for the second brush in the future when there is a book shortage. Every character is so vivid, but I don't know why the overall rating is so low.

To be honest, I have read nearly 3,000 books on Tomato. I have read all kinds of books, and I have given more than a dozen or even dozens of five-star reviews. However, there has never been any book that I can easily give a review of more than 80 words, and there has never been any book that I can read line by line and chapter by chapter. This book has done that. This book has no system and no supernatural phenomena. It can be said that there are very few online novels that can attract people and have a smooth plot without using imagination. To put it another way, if this book is possible, it is best not to make it into any form of video or short play, because no small investment can produce a good performance. I think that if a large capital investment can produce 40% of the performance, it will be extremely good! I will create a separate book list for this book and store it!

I feel like this book is underrated! The language is humorous and day-to-day; the plot is realistic and adds a little gold finger to keep us readers from feeling aggrieved; the three views are very positive, and the characteristics of each character are clear; I am not a professional about the medical part, but it still feels very smooth and professional, and it is very readable [Like][Like][Like]

Personally think. This one is really nice to read. I don't know much about medical knowledge, but it's just for fun. I think the characters in it are pretty well drawn. It would be nice to at least kill some time and have some fun.

Super pretty! I feel like I've got a low score, and I don't know if it will go up in the future. This is not a cool novel in the sense that it has no system. The protagonist has a rich personality, a happy family, superb medical skills, and an interesting character. The plot logic is online and the writing is slow and easy to read. It is worth reading.

I just started to get into the mood, so it's hard to comment, but judging from the twenty or so chapters I've read, it's very good. The style is humorous, the language is smooth and natural, and there are no lengthy discussions. If you are married, you will not have a harem. It can be regarded as a pure medical article!

It's very interesting. The male protagonist is not the aloof type in ordinary medical novels. His mental state is very beautiful. The author seems to have a medical background and a rich knowledge reserve. The overall writing style is very relaxed. Every time the protagonist searches for the cause of the disease, it feels like he is investigating a case. It is worth recommending.

This is a good book that I almost missed because of the rating. It should be above 9.0. It is a rare unsystematic medical article. The writing style is more life-like, very professional, and there are not too many messy plots. And because it was in an emergency room, the plot was very fast-paced. The male protagonist is already married and has children at the beginning, which effectively eliminates the problem of some writers who like to write about all kinds of beauties. The male protagonist's biggest cheat was hyperamnesia, but later due to the side effects of this disease, he left the hospital and took a three-year rest. The slap-in-the-face plot is concentrated in the first few dozen chapters. There was a cannon fodder at the beginning, but he disappeared after about 30 chapters, and it was offline after 70 chapters.

I'll give it a five-star rating. The writing is really not bad. It's actually normal for people to pretend to be slapped in the face. People in the same department who have a bad relationship really can't even talk to each other, let alone don't understand the department. It's possible not to say a word for a lifetime. Except for consultations, the plot is still okay, but the updates are too slow.