Rise Up! Dr. Lu, Middle-Aged and Unstoppable

It's been a long time since I've read a novel that hits the middle-aged and elderly people like this! Dr. Lu's counterattack is too real and moving. There is no sense of suspension, but it hides the persistence and breakthrough of a middle-aged man - facing difficulties in the workplace without being humble or overbearing, using superb medical skills and benevolence to resolve doubts, and even the details of handling doctor-patient relationships and family affairs are written in delicate and vivid ways. He lets us see that middle age is never a downhill road in life, but a new starting point with accumulated accumulation. The more we read, the more powerful we become.

This medical novel is really hard to put down. The storyline is compact and the characters are vividly drawn, making me feel like I was in a real hospital environment. The author's precise description of medical details not only increased the realism of the story, but also taught me a lot of medical knowledge. During the reading process, I was often attracted by the plot, and my emotions rose and fell with the development of the story. Overall, this is an excellent medical novel, highly recommended whether as a leisure read or as a small supplement to medical knowledge.

I like the character of Dr. Lu so much! He is not a perfect "superman". He has the anxiety and helplessness of a middle-aged man, but he has never lost his original intention of being a doctor. In the novel, he uses medical skills to heal patients, uses persistence to break prejudices, and breaks through step by step while balancing family and work. Every moment of counterattack is both inspiring and tearful.

Yes, although there is a system, people still have to have dreams. If you don't work hard, it won't work if you have a system. The writing is real, the characters are real, and the cases are clearly written. It is worth reading.

The plot has a smooth transition and there are not many novice-style pretentious slaps in the face. It is worth watching.

[Blows a kiss] Good review! There are no such trivial matters or conflicting moments, and the content of the medical visit has always been discussed.

The writing is really good, I feel like I felt about doctors when I was a kid.

Regarding the description of the Wuhan epidemic, I experienced it personally and it makes me sad to read it. The author writes very well [like][like][like][like][like]

Why does it show that it has been removed from the shelves?

A very good book, casual but interesting