Teacher, Can We Still Save This Body?

It's probably the author's first time writing an article. The subject matter is good and interesting. I would like to make some suggestions. The cases are too dense and one after another. There are too many objections from passers-by and it is annoying. The characters in the case have no branch lines. The protagonist's life-like side can be reduced but cannot be eliminated. There is not much criticality between the stories. The fantasy side encountered in the early stage and a sudden incident made people forget everything before. When writing a book, you have to arrange a main line to save people, and in the process of saving people through a hidden line, I encounter the fantasy side of things you wrote. This book feels more like a collection of short stories to me. 4 Points just because it makes me happy

I'll give it four stars. The subject matter is good and the content is good. The only thing is that it's tiring to read. Although the patients basically have no repeatable cases, they have been treating illnesses and saving people. It's also funny, but it's tiring and makes people tired. In fact, it would be nice if the story could be extended, not necessarily limited to the morgue or school. Overall, it's very good.

I just watched it a day ago, and it was so good that it didn't drag out at all, and I couldn't put it down, so I stayed up late to watch four or five of them 🤦

It's quite fun, and the subject matter is pretty good. But when I realized it, it was all about continuous treatment. I read dozens of chapters in a row. Apart from treatment, there was no description of anything other than the protagonist's plug-in ability. The main plot was gone in the later stages, but overall there are many areas that can be improved.

I think this book is quite good. . . It's weird, but it's quite interesting. Although it's a bit against common sense, it deserves four stars just because it's interesting. After all, readers read novels just for fun. One star less is too contrary to common sense. I guess many readers will abandon the book after reading it.

It's good as a comedy novel (key medical students should not read it, it seems they will really piss them off) [laughing]

I came here to search for books after seeing an advertisement on Douyin. I saw that the score was only 7.7. The score was indeed not high, but I still got ticked to continue reading. It's not bad, quite novel. I like it very much. I've listened to four or five chapters so far.

I have been reading it for two days, and I have read more than half of it. It feels like I have read three books in one book. It started with a comedy about invincible metaphysics, then suddenly turned into a story about a miracle doctor in the emergency room, and then turned into an urban detective story. I haven't finished the rest yet. Although it is a bit fragmented, the content is still very exciting. It would be perfect if the author divided this book into 3 books. Maybe the author is constantly changing his style [laughing] Looking forward to the new book

What does this book say? It's more like a series of short stories. The plots are not very coherent, just like those TV unit dramas. Each unit has one story, which has nothing to do with the other units. There is no clear main line, but it is still interesting to watch. As a funny leisure article, it can be read without having to use your brain.

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