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There is no traditional pretense and slap in the face at the beginning. As a graduate student, this is the first and only time for him to ask for help because he is inexperienced. It is not vicious. The protagonist does not have an exaggerated character growth, but a very smooth narrative, little by little. It embodies the upgrade of the protagonist, and the logic is online. Everything the male protagonist has experienced from emergency room to general surgery is added to the ICU. He shines with the first patient. It is unconventional and does not include a bunch of data to illustrate the rigor of the content. It is very well written and is very thorough.

I followed the AI ​​short drama. The pace in the early stage is fast, but the condition is complicated later, and the physical examination and medical terms are accurate (non-professionals do not understand professional terms). The doctors in it are basically good, and there is basically no excuse for face, and they are all actively saving people.

The writing is really good, with subtle observations on life, and the use of metaphors is just right. The group portraits are really well written, there are no cliche slaps in the face, and the protagonist is neither obscene nor pretentious. He is a down-to-earth, diligent and good doctor. Later, in order to pave the way for the protagonist, the female doctor who is the daughter of the dean was added. The author wanted to write it in a natural way, but in fact it was very blunt and tool-like. It would be better to just use the background board. It was really a failure and there were still a lot of scenes. I can't stand it anymore when I see this sign.

It's good-looking. Watching the protagonist pull the patient back from one lesion after another, it feels like the miracle of life is happening before your eyes. If it's CP, I hope it's no CP, but I feel like Dr. Gu has some signs... (I hope not...)

This book is very special. It is different from the medical literature I have read before. The writing in this book has a kind of depression, a sense of the weight of life deep in the hospital. The writing style is very light and light, but it is very flavorful.

So far, it's a good read. There is no overly pretentious arrogance, nor does the villain appear to be mentally retarded, nor does the leader blame each other. In other words, it is a book that respects medical staff. If the diagnosis is wrong, it will be acknowledged, and if the diagnosis is missed, it will be recorded. It is really a medical spirit.

I have caught up with the latest 46 chapters, which is my favorite style - restrained "cool writing": the protagonist has system keyword prompts and technology upgrade bars, but while reading, I can feel Dr. Kobayashi's own efforts and persistence. Because he is a very good person, the blessing of the system allows him to help more people and increase their chances of survival. And there are no cliche plots/pretentious slaps in the face... The writing is smooth and delicate, and rationality and human feelings coexist. The good leaders in each department also provide Dr. Xiaolin with a platform to fully grow and develop his strengths. The protagonists in the author's works are not those who are frivolous or have "small heads controlling big heads"; the female characters are shaped to the point that you can feel their charm as medical staff, and Dr. Kobayashi does not appear greasy when getting along with them. (PS: In fact, many times I don't like emotional lines in male videos because the author's writing skills and views on love are lacking and cannot add "icing on the cake" to the plot [face covering]) My current view is: As long as I can keep updating every day and maintain the current writing level and plot direction of the work - then this work can be comparable to "The Great Doctor Ling Ran" [Like] because I really think it is worth my money to subscribe [Love] [Love] [Love] So please update it! ! ! [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript]

It's really good-looking, and the writing is good. It's no longer the kind of pretending to be a slap in the face. The doctors are all good doctors. Because I have been in a hospital, most of the doctors in real life are also very good, and I am very impressed by what I read. I really hope that many people can have golden fingers that help others. They are not used to do evil, but are used to help others. How wonderful. The protagonist is a very careful doctor. Even if he doesn't have a golden finger, he will be a very good doctor.

I highly recommend it. I used to want to read medical articles when I read them because I was worried that the author would keep dropping the book or writing about medical troubles or medical corruption. The heavy topic of loss of life makes people breathless, but this book is really brilliant! Writing plug-ins is not like plug-ins, but more like The Riddler. It is more about the pure process of treatment and treatment between patients and doctors. This book also allowed me to see the talented efforts and abilities of top medical staff. I can really gain strength and trust from this book. This book has a kind of magic. After reading it, you will believe from the bottom of your heart that in reality, there is a group of people who are saving others and competing with the King of Hell. The riddle of the system is not a failure, it is the brilliance of the people in the medical industry. The plots of accidents and deaths are also super well written. There are no shortage of tears, laughter, grooves, or stains. The pace is great! Strong recommendation

The writing has a strong AI flavor in some places. "I took a breath of cold water" appears several times. The descriptions of "worn mobile phone case" and "very flat voice" are also a bit too repetitive. Everyone has a very flat voice, but the author gets better and better as he writes later. The whole thing is very smooth. Some parts of the writing are quite good, although some metaphors are a bit harsh. It's strange, but the careful depictions are all drawn with cold-toned line drawings, which are simple and clean, just like the walls of a hospital. It is immersive and has vivid senses. Although the characters on the scene lack diversity, almost every character makes people feel comfortable and reasonable. The character of the protagonist is also good. Although the personality is not outstanding, he is general and well-measured. In short, this novel becomes more and more interesting the more I read it. Although I am not a medical student and do not understand the professional terms, I can understand the plot. I think this is a good book. Recommended reading.

It's good-looking. It doesn't have that annoying slap-in-the-face plot. It's so good-looking. The protagonist is a very hard-working person. The golden finger is more like a reminder and an experience accumulator. Do you have any similar recommendations?

This is a divine book that can be called a breakthrough. It tells in relatively plain language the terrifying pressure that doctors face when making decisions. That sense of oppression is, oh, so immersive, refreshing and shocking.

It made my heart surge, and I felt like I had saved so many people. In fact, as the plot progresses, people can be saved not just by entries, but also by actual operations. There is no slap-in-the-face plot, and no inexplicable supporting characters. The vocabulary in the article feels very professional, and it feels like I am studying medicine in genius mode! It feels really good to tie the knot in one go, full marks! Hurry up and put it into my to-be-followed folder!

It is a book with clear advantages and disadvantages. The disadvantage is AI. The author may be busy, so he does not polish the writing enough. Okay, now that I've finished talking about the shortcomings, I'm going to start praising it. First of all, it is unconventional, and it is a restrained and refreshing article. The point of enjoyment is not the traditional pretentious slap in the face, nor is it cured of a big boss and then being madly thanked by some rich man. The great thing about it is that you can take on the role of a patient who has endured severe pain and suffering and been saved, and at the same time, you can take on the sense of accomplishment as a doctor in restoring the patient to health. The second is rigor, not the rigor that is shelved on the shelf, but the kind that all judgments are based on a strict knowledge system. There are no knowledge barriers and at the same time, people can feel the security of making judgments based on this perfect medical system. The concept of the system is very clever. The method of giving a prompt word to let the protagonist find the reason is like a suspense novel. It is useful and not cliché. It also makes the protagonist's excellence smooth and reasonable. The settings of the protagonist and others are very lovable and in line with the public's imagination of medical practitioners. The summary is that as long as you can accept that this is an article expanded by AI, it can be said that so far (more than eighty chapters) it is impeccable

There is no retard slap in the face, no brainless villain, it is a very interesting medical novel, the male protagonist's golden finger is not brainless from the beginning, and the supporting characters are also flesh and blood. I hope there will be no emotional drama in the future.

It's good to watch. The protagonist keeps growing. I like it. There aren't many cheats. It's just a reminder. The essence still depends on the protagonist's medical knowledge. The instructors are all good doctors who take the disease seriously and take the initiative to bear their own mistakes. Don't follow the cliché plot where the male protagonist starts a harem. It's best not to have any romantic scenes. I just want to watch the male protagonist upgrade and fight monsters.

The writing is really good [Sending my heart] It completely matches the imagination of a highly skilled and talented doctor (including the supporting roles). There is no incompetent second-generation jealousy and beautiful women in other novels, and other brainless slaps in the face [Sending my heart] It's good to read (the author is locked up and updates 30 chapters a day [Eating Melon])

There are no cliche slaps in the face, cannon fodder, petty bosses, or stumbling colleagues. Everyone is not perfect, but they will correct themselves after making mistakes, instead of being stubborn and stubborn. It's the people around you in life. Although the text is plain, without so many modifiers, and without long paragraphs of front and side descriptions, it has a strong sense of life and is very comfortable to read. ... Except for the punctuation, which seems to have been ripped off the author's keyboard, it's not a big deal. It is very professional, very strong, and I feel that the author is a person in the relevant industry. There are some medical novels that I don't even want to talk about. As an amateur who has read too many medical novels and documentaries, I can see that medical errors appear so openly in novels. It's really... Unsightly. Second brush I found that it was not accurate enough. Only a few chapters have commas removed, and if you look closely, they are emotional reminders and emphasis on key points. There's nothing wrong with the grammar, but I'm just not used to it. Three brushes I found that after the author revised the article, he became more specific and detailed, the content became richer, and the character descriptions became more vivid. For example, the old man with hyperthyroidism and the little girl with vasculitis preferred the treatment after treatment compared with the one before treatment. The label changes are also written more clearly and orderly. To be honest, the color of the label before the change and the change after the full value are also classified into different labels are not very intuitive. It feels like a hammer in one place and a stick in the other. That's fine now. Of course, all of the above do not affect the feeling of a plain and touching writing style. This book can impress me and attract me to continue reading. Because of the author's intention, attitude and progress, as long as the quality is guaranteed, I will continue to read it. Part 4 There are too many of the same sentence pattern. Every time after being slapped in the face, the attending physician would say "There is no xxx, it is the philosophy/proud/blah blah blah of a doctor of xx years xxx". It's not another routine. It's not common at first so I accept it well, but if used too much it becomes just like a disgusting routine. The vampire disease finally got better in these two chapters, and it was no longer a mechanical slap in the face. But! Using AI is not a problem, but has the author read the article he wrote? Did you hair it without polishing it? 24 In the front and 19 in the back. What's your attitude? ! Since this type of article is really rare, I will deduct one star for now.

What a great read! This book will be a hit! It's a cool article, but it's not a city-miracle doctor type of story about mindless upgrades that can cure diseases at a glance. By reading this book, firstly, you can control the disease prevention, and secondly, you can gain some first aid knowledge. Most importantly, the author's attitude has always been: Doctors are also human beings. Doctors and patients are equal. Doctors must also study hard to avoid making mistakes. Doctors are not God, but they are people who fight against death. The fragments you see are actually the embodiment of the doctor's growth. The protagonist's mother also passed away due to systemic lupus erythematosus, so the protagonist studied medicine and took it seriously, and he saved himself more than ten years ago. The emotions are described very delicately and some metaphors are also appropriate. The only thing I can fault is that it has a bit of an AI flavor, which cannot be ruled out as the reason for auxiliary polishing. But I think it's just dust on the gem, so I stopped worrying and read it in one sitting.

The top-notch outline is paired with AI writing. AI writing of this quality is rare on the Internet. The quality is extremely high. When I first saw it was written by AI, I didn't want to read it. But I don't know what the author has instilled. It is indeed delicate and beautiful. I won't say too much, and I won't blab if I don't want to talk too much. In this field, in a single field, he has the appearance of becoming a king. As long as the follow-up is not unfair and written in this style, it will basically be stable. Medical literature here only says that tomato is the king.

I like it. The writing is smooth and has a slight sense of death. The character creation is super awesome. I can establish a person in just a few sentences. Except for the fact that I especially like to use periods around the 20th and 30th chapters of the novel (the AI is not trained well or it uses periods as commas [laughing]), everything else is fine—— The protagonist, Dr. Lin, is calm and down-to-earth. He pays special attention to his patients. He is rational but also has a spirit of adventure (can you say that Dr. Lin is a bit stubborn and wooden? [Laughter]). Although the description of the mother only has one photo, you can still imagine that she is a super beauty who loves life. The copy of Takayasu Arteritis and Lupus Erythematosus really moved me. Except for the first time that Guipei didn't understand the rules and jumped over to apply for an examination, there was no other similar "slap in the face" behavior. The doctors around him are also very, very good people. And Golden Finger can only describe the patient's symptoms in vague words. Without a strong knowledge base, it cannot play a big role. It feels like it only plays an accelerating and catalytic role in the protagonist's growth, which is very comfortable. The description of the female doctor is spot-on. She is charming but does not turn into a "succubus". There is no description and narration of "a small head controlling a big head", and there is no condescension because of golden fingers. What she has is just a doctor's kindness and a person who still strives to live a good life despite the disease.

It's invincible. The title of Tomato is the level of a hot-selling article. Don't worry about the AI ​​in the paragraphs. The writing is very human. The writing style is what some people with strong literary sense around me can write. Just enjoy it.

This cheat is so good. It doesn't give you the answer directly. It only gives hints. The protagonist must have a solid foundation to find the disease and persuade colleagues and leaders to save people correctly. The most nerve-wracking part of the book is how to find the lesions. Some cannot be found, some are misdiagnosed, and the condition is serious and urgent. It makes both the doctor and the patient anxious, instead of the heavy and bloody conflicts like the previous patients who were messing around and holding back colleagues. The protagonist is not getting slapped in the face by upgrading, but growing up step by step. At the same time, he helps save his career and use the medical system rules to avoid debts and penalties. There are also essay cases to help him get promoted. It's so cool. The writing is restrained, with a lot of white space, and there is no sensationalism, but you can feel the mutual understanding, responsibility and professional authority. It is really tense, rational and warm. The only drawback is that it's too short, so I need to update it! ! !

Really nice to watch this. . . I was just hoarding and was suddenly carried away. I kept crying.

Mark it👣Read 👀Chapter 65 Bolt from the blue ⚡, tied [crying] fell into a shallow pit ~ The professional knowledge is excellent, and it makes me feel excited~ The rhythm of the plot is so comfortable, and I feel like fighting monsters and upgrading~ I hope it's a long story! [Like][Like][Like] I didn't like the literary style of writing that was a bit obscure about emotions at the beginning, but it got better later on. The most rare thing about this article is that there are no stereotyped villain colleagues to forcefully create conflicts to advance the plot. Many teachers/department bosses are very caring and responsible towards their juniors, which is a very precious quality in the workplace. They have great charisma and are full of human brilliance. They are high-cognition people who are worthy of admiration, which is very healing. It is a breath of fresh air of urban medical literature! (I'm really fed up with the flat, cliche, and stereotyped villains in many urban novels. Those types of plots always make people feel full of hostility and negative emotions.)

The book is quite interesting at the beginning. The descriptions of different people, events and environments are very detailed, and it is very interesting to read. However, I don't know where to start. It feels like the plot of the Invincible Long Aotian is back to the story, where everything is sick + others cannot solve it + the protagonist directly solves an infinite loop.

The beginning is very dull, but there is a kind of magic that makes people get sucked in. As the plot gradually progresses, I feel that my heart is being pulled. However, I still give it four stars. I hope it has no cp and no heroine. Gu Ran is just a like-minded partner and doesn't become a heroine!

I came here to read it after watching the short drama. There are a lot of professional terms and one case after another, just like another kind of doctor biography. It's good-looking, and it gives me a sense of déjà vu as if I were reading a scholar's masterpiece. I started reading the novel from the end of the short play, so from what I saw, it was a very intensive work, and I felt that the protagonist had no rest at all (especially after joining CRIT). No one is bad, they are all ordinary people with selfish intentions and shining points. They look really comfortable!

This person's line drawing skills are extremely good, and he has a strong sense of empathy. After reading this, the medical students felt that they had reviewed the comprehensive Western medicine again. They were so tired that they felt like they were going to have a long brain. The disease itself is vivid and relevant, and the book with clinical basis can resonate with the author's handling of the disease. It was originally a random reading to help me sleep, but I sat up immediately after reading it. In addition, the characters in the book are also lifelike. The impressive "2mm" Teacher Gu, the 150,000 "Teacher Shen", the computer-like Teacher Xue, the beloved apprentice "Teacher Lu"... Each one has flesh and blood, and one can clearly feel their character and behavior.

I have read a lot of books about cheating doctors, and so far this book is my favorite. There is no unreasonable stuff like suppression, crowding, or hospital romance. The protagonist is currently fixing various loopholes and breaking the rigid rules of the hospital without breaking the rules in the future and getting approval from the department heads. No one will let the protagonist take the blame. Instead, every department is very protective of him. In my current knowledge, this is the best medical article I have ever read. I am not good at writing and can only read books. This review is written with my heart, but the expression is not sufficient. Please read it for yourself. It is highly recommended.