It's Unreasonable, Obstetricians Are Taking over Forensic Doctors' Jobs

First of all, the author's name is useless. This "Lu Yu" is the Lu Yu in "The Book of Tea", that's right. [Shy]Then this story is purely fictitious, and any similarities must be coincidental. Most of the medical skills in the story are real, and some are imaginations of future technological development. If there are any omissions or errors, medical students and doctors are welcome to use forensic medicine to catch them. In the end, the development of the story has its own trajectory, and everything has its own traces to follow. Love you guys [blowing kiss] The main text is finally finished. I have been writing it for a long time. I feel that the writing of the third volume is better than the first two volumes. [Laughing] [Laughing] [Laughing] [Laughing] In order to thank the book friends for their support, I will add an extra chapter. The emmmmm hole may not be filled, I can only say that I will try my best.

I feel good after seeing it so far. Although I can't understand the professional knowledge, it does not hinder reading. Because it is told from the perspective of the protagonist, a lot of the story is about how to find clues, and the criminal investigation aspect is relatively weak. Although multiple threads go hand in hand, because the daily work of the protagonist is inserted, there is still a sense of fragmentation in some aspects. The protagonist is well portrayed, depicting a martyr's insistence on his own path; the supporting characters are also portrayed very realistically. In the dark night, there are pioneers holding torches and followers who are inspired. The more people walk, the roadless wilderness will also find a broad road leading to the light. There are always those people who are shining brightly. When you see them, you will feel that everything is not bad after all, there is still hope!

The writing is very good, with a strong sense of suspense. There are too many insights at the end of the chapter, and the chicken soup for the soul tastes a bit strong. I skipped it, but it does not affect the overall praise. In addition, I had the same name as one of the deceased, which made me a little defensive. I didn't dare to read the description carefully [face covering]

After reading them all, I personally think that the protagonist of this book is a doctor and the deputy protagonist is a policeman, but the gender setting of the two characters breaks through the stereotypes. The obstetrician is a male doctor and the police officer is a female police officer. This is very common in real life, but in literary works it breaks the stereotype. The fly in the ointment is probably that Lu Yu's character lacks warmth and personal feelings. The work he does, in the story line of this book, is warm and ideal, but I don't know which details make me feel that this character always stays in the two-dimensional world. Maybe it's the accumulation of skills and data? Overall, this novel is worth reading. Facing the dark side that some systems may have, an ordinary person (or a young elite in the industry) breaks the rules and pursues the light. At the end of the story, he still keeps pace. The process has twists and turns, but it is exciting.

I was shocked after reading the first chapter and read the entire book in one go. The breadth of knowledge is astonishing, the direction of the case is also very fascinating, and some discussions about values ​​are very enlightening. However, when I read the later stages, I felt that the coherence of some plots was slightly less, and I personally felt that the ending was a bit rushed, but overall it is still a very good book. The logic is very clear, but there may be too many things that I want to build, so that the later stages are a bit messy. The writing style is very good, and it is not a brainless article. Many times it makes people feel that the text has weight (but sometimes too much discussion can affect the perception). It is still highly recommended! And the subject matter is rare, which is very suitable for everyone to broaden their horizons. And it seems that he is a doctor by profession? Some of the plots and medical technology ideas are interesting (although I don't really understand them), but they feel a bit challenging for Tomato review. . . It is recommended that you keep your vest and don't let your colleagues recognize you in real life [Sending Hearts]

Five stars. This novel can actually be used as a script. The content is coherent, the dialogue is clear, the psychological fluctuations are rich, and the protagonist's character is well established.

A very interesting novel that uses strict logical reasoning and professional knowledge to dig out hidden clues! ! ! Finally, I can read excellent novels that no longer rely on systematic criminal investigation and medical treatment! ! ! Come on, author! ! !

Strong recommendation is to hand over a complete story. The author also missed some foreshadowing and the like. But it does not affect the integrity of the overall plot. And it is a very serious story written, not a fast food style. The author himself has a lot of complaints in parentheses, and his suggestions should be placed in the essay rather than in the main text. I know very little about obstetrics and gynecology, so I hope that the basic knowledge I learned from this article is correct. I learned straight away.

The perspective is quite strange but it's nice to look at and very logical… I really like the rhythm of slowly unfolding, slowly advancing and steadily advancing like this kind of movie. It is much better than the kind of big opening and closing. I hope the author can maintain his original intention...

I have never read a book about an obstetrician on this subject. It is good [full] but almost every chapter has a summary, which is not good. The discussion about life and death does not need to be emphasized all the time, because each chapter does not tell a story or a case. It feels like the ending narration suddenly starts to be read before the story is finished and the plot is well advanced.

I feel that the author has created the character, psychology, work attitude, etc. Of Dr. Lu very well. I hope the author writes more stories with female protagonists as the main narrative subjects In the process of reading the article, I felt that men would never say these words in the article. The charm of the male protagonist is all exuded under the original narrative of the female author's core ideas. I believe the author is also a very capable woman. I wish you success in your work, a prosperous career and good health!

This is a suspense-oriented novel that is more workplace-oriented, or not a criminal investigation novel in the conventional sense. The overall rhythm is longer than other criminal investigation novels that focus on unit dramas. Generally, other criminal investigation novels usually use a small case as a section or a volume. Because the protagonist of this book is not a criminal investigation practitioner like others, the middle sections or plots are operations, and then the whole text is basically divided by major cases. One major case may connect the contents of several volumes.

It feels very professional, but the knowledge of obstetrics and gynecology is not very attractive to unmarried men like us. It is not a refreshing article in the usual sense, but it is well written. If you like it, you can read it.

Interesting angle

Good! A good doctor who saves lives and heals the wounded!

It's really well written, but it's a pity that it has an open ending.

I feel like the book is good, but the audience is small, but it's the type I like.

A very good novel, worth reading, highly recommended [Like][Like][Like]

The logic is very strong and the professional knowledge [laughs awkwardly] I don't understand, but I think it's very good

Well written, link by link. A book that feels delayed by its title

The content is detailed and I don't have the confidence to check it out, but the author must have worked hard. The characters are complex and rich, and the protagonist is a bit like Shen Xia.

Still not finished, I stayed up late to read it. Very novel angle and very professional. As a mother, I still hope to have such a doctor who understands and protects me.

I seem to have read a similar book. Did the author change it or rewrite it?