Xu Qiu, a medical sage in his previous life, traveled through time and became a young doctor who was having trouble finding a job. When the chief surgeon suddenly fainted, he awakened the system and removed his appendix by himself. This operation shocked the whole hospital. Having unlocked master-level medical skills, he completed extremely difficult surgeries one after another, slapped experts in various disciplines in the face, and was promoted from resident doctor to deputy director. He also led the team to compete in the Daxia Famous Sword Competition and won the championship with perfect scores, determined to make Daxia Medical stand on top of the world with his medical skills. Adapted from the Tomato novel "I became a Chinese doctor at the age of twenty-four, it makes sense, right?", The author writes half-price fried chicken.
Reader comments
Not bad, the plot is smooth and unclear, the props and makeup are not too rough, and the male protagonist is full of medical ethics and skills, and he has risen steadily. Although there are many small flaws, it is pretty good for a short drama.
It's a bit exaggerated, but when watching short dramas, you shouldn't care too much about logic. If you can watch it and enjoy it, it is a good drama. Short dramas that can provide emotional value are worth recommending.
[Like] [Like] [Like] No nonsense, no intrigues
It's a very good short drama. There's no intrigue, and it's easy to watch and not tiring.
Looking forward to the second issue, it's a good read👀The plot is not cliche at all, it's super novel, there's no emotional drama between men and women, it's a super pure and good-looking article about the medical system.
It looks good, but I like to see exaggeration.
Not bad, looking forward to the second season
The true character of a doctor is played from another perspective. A conscientious doctor. If doctors could all be like the male protagonist, there would be no doctor-patient conflict at all. The director brings beautiful wishes into real life. As time goes by and the times progress, the wishes will definitely come true...!
Not bad, the plot is smooth and unclear, the props and makeup are not too rough, and the male protagonist is full of medical ethics and skills, and he has risen steadily. Although there are many small flaws, it is pretty good for a short drama.
It's a bit exaggerated, but when watching short dramas, you shouldn't care too much about logic. If you can watch it and enjoy it, it is a good drama. Short dramas that can provide emotional value are worth recommending.
[Like] [Like] [Like] No nonsense, no intrigues
It's a very good short drama. There's no intrigue, and it's easy to watch and not tiring.
Looking forward to the second issue, it's a good read👀The plot is not cliche at all, it's super novel, there's no emotional drama between men and women, it's a super pure and good-looking article about the medical system.
It looks good, but I like to see exaggeration.
Not bad, looking forward to the second season
The true character of a doctor is played from another perspective. A conscientious doctor. If doctors could all be like the male protagonist, there would be no doctor-patient conflict at all. The director brings beautiful wishes into real life. As time goes by and the times progress, the wishes will definitely come true...!
A very good short drama