From Village Doctor to Hospital Director
从村医到院长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Rural Life
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 16d ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Traditional Chinese Medicine: From Village Doctor to National Medical Master中医：从村医开始成就国医大师Alternate title on Fanqie
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Novels about traditional Chinese medicine.
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Novels like Genius Doctor.
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A Great Book on Traditional Chinese Medicine!
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A Fantastic Collection of Doctor Stories!!
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Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! A Hero with Superb Medical Skills and Uncanny Acupuncture
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Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! Traditional Chinese Medicine! Ideally, the Male Lead Is a Practitioner
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This book feels even more real than the previous two. The writing is simple, yet it makes you want to keep reading. When I read about the protagonist's initial treatment, I felt a connection to myself; I was also prone to confusion. It was so similar.
The author's plot transitions are noticeably smoother in this book, and the character development and interpersonal relationships are described more naturally. At least in the latest chapter, I didn't find any major flaws, and there weren't any minor ones either (at least not for me 😅). The romance is also more natural compared to "The Road to Medical Excellence."
This is a very realistic novel about traditional Chinese medicine. It depicts how relationships are generally handled in rural Southwest China: if you have good relationships, everything is easier. For beginners in traditional Chinese medicine, many times they only know the "what" but not the "why." With practice and theoretical study, I believe they will improve over time. Keep up the good work, sir!
I absolutely love this novel, especially the part about the novice learning from Master Ni's practical application. The protagonist's emotional journey feels exactly like my own. I really wish the author would finish it all at once! Following it chapter by chapter for the first time is a bit too much.
It's not bad; it's realistic, unlike those fast-paced, action-packed novels that grab attention. That's probably why not many people read it, and why it doesn't get many ratings.
Having only read the beginning, the descriptions of the lives of young village doctors in the text reveal the helplessness, acceptance, and struggle of reality. I look forward to reading on as they break through their limitations and become renowned experts.
This is so realistic! Finally, I've read a novel without a system. I like this kind of novel. Life doesn't have to be about showing off; every small step forward should be a valuable asset, an essential part of life's journey and its colors.
In my personal opinion, the first 90 chapters were quite good and suited my taste, but unfortunately, the grandmother's storyline in chapter 95 made me give up on the whole book. I hope the author keeps up the good work!
This is from my previous book, and I think this rating is too low; it should start at least with a 9.5. Perhaps some people can't stand a book without the initial boasting and face-slapping moments? Well, that's the environment Tomato is in, but finding gems in the trash isn't impossible, and here I've found a treasure of an author.
It's very well written; it details the process of someone slowly figuring out how to see a doctor, their thoughts, and their thought process.