You Asked Me to Cover a Residency, Not Diagnose Every Difficult Case in the Hospital

So far, it's a very good book At first, when Lu Zheng appeared, I thought it was another brainless plot template, but it turned out not to be the case. In the end, we got along well with the protagonist. I quite like this kind of plot. In the latest chapter, Lu Zheng also discovered an ectopic pregnancy based on the case left by the protagonist. Is it a foreshadowing of the previous one? It would be nice for them to joke with each other later on. I feel that the overall story is more daily, not the kind of plot where difficult and complicated diseases come one after another. There will be some minor illnesses interspersed in the middle, which will not make people feel too nervous. The protagonist is not a strong character from the beginning, and he will learn from mistakes. I still like to read this kind of character. I am tired of reading mindless and cool novels, and I don't want to watch something that slaps me in the face all the time. Hahaha And after all, the protagonist is a medical student, so I feel like he should be very rigorous. Is this a stereotype? If you don't know what the system says, it will be what it says. You will judge and verify the authenticity based on some of your own professional knowledge. I hope the author will continue to update. It looks very good and the quality is good. If nothing happens, I will keep following it 🤭 Hmm... I didn't expect it to be pure AI, but my eyesight is bad, so I'll rate it a little lower because I don't really like AI writing 🤭

Generally speaking, it's okay. The better thing is that there is an example of missing a basic check because of blind belief in the comprehensiveness of the golden finger, so that the protagonist can learn to think for himself. Alas, I have to write an emotional drama. Originally, the flavor of AI was very strong, but now it is even stronger.

It's very interesting to read so far, and I've listened to the book and read it twice. It's something I can keep reading. However, there are people in the comment area who keep saying that AI is really annoying. If you don't like it, just leave without reading. When I meet someone who praises the author, I comment on how much I hate AI. There are indeed many AI articles on Tomato at present, but AI can also be divided into pure AI or written by myself. After editing it, I think this book is at a level that I can fully accept. The daily part of the three-person friendship is also very well written. It does not keep treating illnesses and makes people feel like they are working overtime at Pomodoro.

Finally tied it, the writing is light and the protagonist is also light. It is the first time I read a novel with a daily oriented nature, and it is very real. However, I feel that the protagonist's current personality is a bit unclear and could use more description. Finally, the update is too slow. Update it quickly. This Lin Yan is completely cold-faced and cute... The author definitely has no cp. It's a pleasure to start a career like this. The daily life of the protagonist is also very interesting. To be honest, I feel a little tired, but the strange thing is that I am not annoyed at all. The people the protagonist meets are also very interesting. I really like to see the plot where the protagonist rotates to other departments and shows himself.

Many people say it is AI, but I like it very much. It fully embodies the high-pressure life of a graduate student. It feels like a living person is slightly dead, and the protagonist's growth line is not exaggerated. Reading literature and diagnosing rare diseases through key signs is very routine.

It's very interesting. The text is relatively clear and coherent. Lin Yan has made judgments with the help of the system and accumulated through continuous learning, and now sometimes does not need to use the system to make judgments. It is a relatively refreshing article for a growing emergency doctor 👍 The doctors get along very warmly and help each other. Everyone has their own characteristics and pursuits. I feel that even Director Fang of the medical department is a normal person although he is more honor-seeking and looks at the hospital as a whole. The treatment in some emergency departments is also very coherent and fast-paced, which is good. I look forward to subsequent updates!

Super good-looking, no cp, very professional. The male protagonist is a hard-working, low-key and calm genius. In fact, there is no system. I believe that the male protagonist can also make a career. The system just shortens the time. I can only say that the plot is good, but the writing style is very mechanical/AI. I didn't know why someone in the comments said that the author uses AI to write the article, but after looking back, I found that it really looks like 🤦

NB, the author doesn't look like a novice😯 I don't know any medical knowledge but I can still read it The plot has a bit of a gurgling feel, it is not rushed and does not allow the protagonist to grow up too much, making every step of the protagonist visible, felt and trustworthy. The protagonist has a really good personality, he's hard-working and conscientious without being pretentious, he's reliable, smart and reflective. He's much more charming than other cool novels, but he doesn't feel like a real person. The other characters are also vividly written and their characters stand up. I just don't understand what the name Fang means. I'm pretty comfortable with everyone else. Most of the entertainment in this book is provided by other people. The protagonist is still too dead, and the characters are a bit flat, so sometimes it is a bit fake, because it is impossible for a person not to laugh or joke all the time. Just have some bad jokes now and then. Is there a relationship between the protagonist and that virus guy? The main reason is that the sentence the protagonist suddenly appears in the chat is a bit inexplicable. When writing emotional scenes for the protagonist, you should pay attention⚠️ Don't lose character, don't change the rhythm, don't look weird😾 When I read this book alone at night, I didn't feel it was too slow because of the quality. But maybe many people read it when they are busy and find it too slow, and then give it a low score. It's really a lack of discernment. Come on, author! 😊

After reading it, I feel heavy. Needless to say, everyone who has watched it will be impressed. The emergency room is urgent and orderly, and the ICU is silent. I have to say that the line drawing is really beyond the mark. Following the protagonist in the ICU, we can deeply feel the deathly silence. No money to continue burning, a person's powerlessness and bitterness. A serious illness burned down the entire family. This statement is true. I don't dare to keep him, I can only cover my eyes and savor the beauty of the past. After all, I can't let her fall into this endless abyss together. The family's silence and practical expectations, the children hope that their relatives will wake up, but it is useless. Line drawing is really too much. Don't add more, he is there.

It is a good book, but its advantages and disadvantages are obvious. The descriptions of illnesses and doctors and patients in this book are very realistic, but the disadvantages are also the same. As a novel, it is too bland, just like drinking boiled water. The part that I am most focused on is the provincial medical section. There are psychological exchanges with patients, demonstrations and descriptions of improving medical skills, and my own understanding of doctors and the personality shaping of the protagonist. It is hard-core while retaining the relaxed character of Lao Meng, a "gag", and the rhythm is very comfortable. However, when he arrived at the provincial hospital or even the capital city, the entire protagonist entered a cycle of mechanized operations, diagnosis, treatment, eating, diagnosis, treatment, eating, and formula, and the whole book felt a decline. My personal suggestion is that the author could consider making the protagonist better, such as by gradually improving his professional title, developing his own medical team (bringing Lao Meng back), involving some clinical medicine, and exploring some treatment or surgical directions. Although these plots are relatively clichéd in medical literature, for this novel, such a plot of "appearing a saint in front of others" can provide a sense of freshness compared to the repeatedly used surgical procedures. Finally, I hope the author and this novel will get better and better