[Supernatural Medicine + Urban Fantasy + Lighthearted Comedy + Multiple Heroines + Miracle Doctor]
Gu Xian, a fifth-year clinical student specializing in supernatural medicine, was nicknamed Gu the Slacker. He was busy entering patient records.
“Bed 7: Hemorrhoids caused by an overload of fire-type powers. Admit the patient and schedule surgery.”
“Bed 11: Aspiration pneumonia caused by out-of-control wind-type powers. Transfer to the respiratory department downstairs.”
“Bed 56: First awakening of mental-type powers. Patient says they get sleepy at school. Transfer to… Discharge immediately!”
As you can see, this specialty deals with the health of people with supernatural powers.
People with powers are people, too. People get sick, and when they do, they have to go to the hospital for shots and medicine.
The only difference? The side effects are absurdly dramatic.
A fire-type man sneezes while he has a cold, and burns three holes in the sheets.
A feverish ice-type beauty gets an IV drip, and the medicine freezes solid before it even reaches her veins.
A mental-type college student gets food poisoning, and their roommate says they saw their great-grandma dancing to “Paradise of Delusion.”
…
Head Nurse: “Gu Xian! Gu Xian! Why haven’t you finished the patient records?”
Gu the Slacker sighed. “Why rush? If the paycheck hasn’t come through, I don’t want to do anything.”
In short, it’s a hilarious story about a miracle doctor who just wants to get off work on time, and spends his free moments teasing his junior and a hot-tempered celebrity.
Read other book reviews The subject matter is indeed relatively novel. Based on the super-powerful miracle doctor, it is supported by reasonable logic from real-life cases, and it also has supernatural powers that open up the imagination, adding fantasy and interest. In terms of plot, the ward rounds are used as the beginning to introduce the main characters, and emergencies not only include key characters, but also lead to some clues about major events. In terms of character creation and relationships, the old routines are popular, the classic followers, and the vests and losers. As for the so-called eunuch novels, there is actually no difference. Tomatoes are just like that. The difference is whether there are two more sentences to indicate that the protagonist has to eat them. All in all, it's a good write-up. I'll catch up with him [laughing] (As for 4⭐️, I heard that 5⭐️ is useless.
After reading 150,000 words in one go, a shitty yellow button appeared, which is indeed interesting. This book is similar to everyday doctor literature with a little supernatural element. If you are short on books and want to read some relaxing literature, you can read this book. By the way, I am a pure lover, so I was a little resistant when I saw multiple female protagonists in the note, but unexpectedly the author wrote it very well. Without too much description of appearance and character, it also allowed me to remember which person is the female protagonist and have a certain impression.
This book is very interesting, I give it five stars, but the author should be careful about the delta content in it, otherwise it is easy to be killed by the delta's big elbow. Okay, friends, no more words, help me break the cauldron.
Nice. Books that combine elements of supernatural powers and miraculous healing are rare. You can create some own forms of energy flow in the body. There is an unfinished book in Polo Bao that also combines superpowers and miraculous doctors. The author came up with the interesting idea that the energy circuits of superpowers are broken and need to be rebuilt. Consider learning from others.
How can I put it? It may be because of my own personal experience and the medical accidents related to the nervous system that I saw in AB. The more I read, the more frightened I became (probably it was a very long "string" that was pulled and the whole leg was paralyzed. I myself suffered from acne on my butt every now and then (several doctors called it in several ways, but there was really no way to do it. I started in junior high school and have now graduated from college for three or four years). When it became suppurative and damaged, I applied iodophor and gauze, and I had three surgeries because the pus and blood could not be drained out. A doctor gave me a "home remedy" of cupping the wound... I didn't understand anything at the time, but I remembered it when I read about the vagus nerve surgery in a book. The "threads" my mother pulled out from the wound turned out to be nerves. There were several short ones. I was really glad that I had no problem.)
It is a very professional medical content that is quite selective for its audience, because at least one-sixth of the content is about medical consultation, and there is a lot of medical-related content in it. To put it bluntly, it can be understood, and those who are interested can read it. However, it may be a bit confusing for those who do not understand it well and those who are not interested in medicine. I personally think it is quite interesting.
The writing is so good. Although I am not a professional, I feel that the author is quite professional in medicine, and the writing style and portrayal are also very good. Now that I see the plot of Xiao Chen, the description of saving Xiao Chen is really shocking. It makes me deeply empathize with the feeling of racing against death 😢
It's very beautiful, a combination of superpowers and modern medicine, a good balance between professional knowledge and humor, the writing style is very natural and smooth, and has the feel of a light novel. I quite like the character of the male protagonist. The female protagonist is enough for now, but any more would not be appropriate and the writing style and characterization will become more difficult. Moreover, some of the descriptions of the female protagonist are already consistent. Overall, I still like this novel very much and would love to read it more.
The setting is interesting and innovative. The author should be a medical student and very professional in related aspects. The protagonist's personality is dull, but very charming. It's not like the heroine in the brainless novel who likes the protagonist for no reason. Worth a look
Top-quality grass jelly, after reading the update in one go, the rating can reach the level of 9.8. Now it is just because the new book has fewer words. The world view of superpower + medicine is very innovative, and the author's writing is very strong. The medical knowledge is very professional, and the process of first aid and critical illness is thrilling. The medical part alone has surpassed many medical novels; the superpower setting is also very brilliant. The superpower hospital has the ability to deal with superpower symptoms, but it also has the foundation of traditional medicine. The main plot revolves around the emotional story of the protagonist. The relationship between the male and female protagonists starts with their supernatural powers, but deepens due to mutual contact. The heroine's image is three-dimensional and vivid. The male protagonist attacks when it is time to attack. There is no need for the Riddler to create misunderstandings, and there is no need for the Turtle Man to slow down the progress (the title of Chapter 84: The Sage's Hour).