Emergency Department: I Can See the Prompt Words

The writing is really good, there is currently no cp, and it feels like Jiang Che is also pursuing a career path. I am not a medical student myself, and many of the professional terms belong to a layman, but it seemed interesting and not dry. Moreover, the protagonist looks "cold" but actually does not feel it. Instead, he is very humane. He can make small complaints, reflect on himself, think by himself, and even study hard by himself. It feels very cute and humane, and it is very comfortable to read. (Involving spoilers) The reason why I feel comfortable is that I don't have the traditional questioning and slap-in-the-face complex. But it won't make people feel disgusted. Even if you find some people annoying, they want to save people's lives because they are doctors. They don't just think that you may be a management trainee and the intern's opinions cannot be adopted. Another thing that feels good is that the male protagonist does not really judge that it is 100% correct because of the system. He will also make mistakes. I also fell into a misunderstanding at first, that is, I thought the system said it was certain, but the male protagonist will gradually think about it and look for the real opposite. After that determination, he realized his misunderstanding of thinking, and then changed his mind to find the most correct plan. So I feel that it is really well written here, even rare. What's rare is that in many medical systems, it seems that the protagonist is the one who can't make mistakes, and the protagonist is the only standard. But it's different here. The male protagonist will gradually learn and grow, and his growth steps are traceable. But it doesn't matter if he fails, it means that he can know the general direction before more people. It is equivalent to a key test point in a test question. He needs to think about the specific test and what the steps are. It feels pretty good. There are profiles of other characters, and they don't feel like facial expressions. It's so normal, so normal that you don't have to worry about the male-to-female ratio, so normal that you don't have to worry about vocabulary issues, you just need to focus on the story. And it's not boring to read, so it deserves five stars! Looking forward to more updates. Probably the only shortcoming of this book so far is that it is very short, too short. I hope the author will update more frequently! The exam went well too! It is worth mentioning that the protagonist himself should be an excellent person, with so much basic theoretical knowledge supporting him in making all judgments. I feel that having a system is the icing on the cake and gives me confidence. The protagonist's knowledge and ability cannot be ignored, and he also works very hard. So it feels pretty good.

The terminology is very professional, and it is very realistic. Some novels start with an intern shocking the big guys. There is no time to be shocked in reality. The first thing is to identify the symptoms and start treatment quickly. Even if the disease is too severe, the patient will feel that the person is knowledgeable after he stabilizes. After a quick glance, this book is more realistic It's not an exaggeration. I won't directly give out the specific disease name. It's a small distraction and plays a supporting role. The protagonist should rely on himself to learn and practice. There are not so many slaps in the face and shocking counterattacks. The protagonist is not a miracle. It is a process of slowly accumulating experience and increasing knowledge by a doctor who was originally ordinary but above average. It's very interesting!

The writing is very good, the main character is light, neither sad nor very loving, but light and stable, the reading is very peaceful, and the rhythm is good. In some articles, the doctors in it feel that 24 hours is not enough, and there is a serious patient in each chapter, but I do not mean to criticize them. I just say that the rhythm is very tight, and the protagonist will be more anxious to read. This article is not just right for reading at the moment. Moreover, in this kind of systematic novel, I also like to see that the protagonist has his own strength and his own thinking. I've caught up on the latest one, but I can't get enough of it! More updates from the author! !

(I listened to the book and heard the latest chapter, not read it for an hour to comment) It's not like most medical novels where plug-ins are great at first glance. You can see that the protagonist is making progress. There is currently no messy description of female characters. As a female reader, the wording doesn't offend me. There is no emotional line so far. It's very good-looking among the medical novels I've read.

I think it's a good read, a cool story, and the golden finger is not too big. It mainly depends on the protagonist's own ability. The protagonist also works very hard, and the system plays an icing on the cake. I personally hope there is no female protagonist. I still prefer to read career plots when reading this kind of novel. There are just too many scenes of a girl. I don't rule out the possibility that the author wants to give the protagonist a whole heroine. I personally like to read this kind of system novel about doctors cheating. I have read one before, but the cheating is much bigger than this one, but it doesn't work well at the end. I hope the author keeps this rhythm and pray that there will be no female protagonist

I haven't finished it yet. There are a lot of overall work parts, many specific cases, and a lot of professional terms. It has a certain popularization effect. The golden finger is not very useful. The protagonist himself is also very good and grows step by step. There are no CPs in the more than 100 chapters I have read so far. In short, I think it is quite interesting.

It's very beautiful, and professional knowledge crashes into my brain like good luck on the national highway. Unfortunately, my brain is as smooth as jelly, and I can only read the passages of Shuangwen, and I can't remember any of them... The descriptions are meticulous and orderly, and those who like clear and logical things are in luck. Just read it and it's over. Come on, author! Lin Yang is so cute and cute, Brother Che is also a very strong and charming male protagonist, and occasionally has a bit of a sullen wilt and sense of humor haha, Sister Yinuo is even more cold-faced and cute, I look forward to the following stories. Finally, I wish all the good doctors in the world to be safe, have smooth work and all the best!

It is a medical article of good quality. ① There are golden fingers, but the prompts are very broad. For example, the prompt is: [Infection]. These two words are very macroscopic. The most common cause of fever is indeed infection. But the human body is so big, including the respiratory tract, digestive tract, urinary tract, blood system, etc., The prompt entries do not give clear directions as to where the infection is. It is entirely up to the male protagonist to make inferences and confirmations based on his own medical knowledge and clinical experience, which is a step-by-step growth process. ②There are no top-notch departments in the current rotation. When the male protagonist analyzes the condition according to the golden finger prompts, there is not much conflict or doubt. This makes me very comfortable. I really hate the plots of intrigue and showmanship in doctor articles. ③There is a female character currently intersecting with the male protagonist. I wonder if she is his future girlfriend? This female doctor is the daughter of the president of the hospital, but she is not of a gold-plated nature. She hides her identity as an ordinary doctor. The male protagonist has just learned her identity.

So far, although the title of the book next door is very similar to the routine, the two books have the rhythm of two books. The content of this book is very detailed. It does not solve the problem directly from the beginning. It also gives you a large-scale reminder to let you use the knowledge you have learned by yourself, and then slowly explore various factors to determine the cause. The pace of the story is slow. You can see the protagonist growing up step by step, improving his medical knowledge and skills and expanding his knowledge horizons. Then, through the cases handled by the protagonist, the teachers around him will teach him little by little how to see a doctor and deal with problems, summarize the case experience, and reflect on his own shortcomings by considering issues from multiple perspectives. I saw that the author in the comment area was purely imitating AI by rubbing his hands, hahahahaha, it looks good, come on, author [full]

It's also a very good class. I feel like I've read so many medical books, and this one is the most exciting. The terminology is also very accurate. And it's not the traditional kind of system that gives any instructions. The protagonist who is straightforward and has no thoughts is also very powerful (.∀)ノ

It's good-looking, a medical novel, and the male protagonist has a few tricks up his sleeve. In the first few dozen chapters, the male protagonist has no personality and feels quite cold and serious. Later on, there are some joking parts and there are also some weird medical incidents hahaha

The writing is great, and the protagonist has solid basic skills + seriousness + systematic cheating. In light of the recent news of a doctor being sentenced for missing a diagnosis, I want to ask a silly question. The protagonist in the article imposes system cheats so much. What kind of material reward does he get as a supervisor who is better than a doctor? Is it a salary of three to four thousand a month, less than the current day's salary of a top large model algorithm intern (5,000)? Is it the big night shift that you were assigned to work? If the reader is a high school student who has beautiful fantasies about his future profession, after reading How to Treat a Doctor, will he want to be a doctor more or less? [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

I'm here to support the boss. It's well written. The protagonist doesn't have any messy relationships with other people. Character creation is not just about the protagonist, everyone has a three-dimensional personality, with their own growth and gains. Boss, please don't stop updating [crying]

It's so good. I read this one first and then several other books about miracle doctors, but found that I couldn't read it at all. The passages in this book are very informative and make you feel very fulfilled after reading it. A lot of medical knowledge is interspersed with a little interaction between the male protagonist and his colleagues and patients. It is very cute and gradually builds up everyone's image. The male protagonist has a cold face and is cute. There is not much inner drama, but he has a sense of being alive.

Catch up on the latest chapter in one go. I read quickly, but I never skim. The plot of the whole book is relaxed and full of ups and downs. The protagonist's growth path is different from that of conventional novels, and it is not a smooth road. The system is only used as an auxiliary tool. What really drives the protagonist forward is his proficient professional ability and flexible and solid application of medical knowledge. All in all, this is an excellent work on medical topics that is not boring to read and combines the atmosphere of human life with the sense of practicality and security of the modern medical system.

It's very interesting. Although I'm not a medical student and I don't understand some of the professional knowledge in it, it's overall relaxed and fast-paced. I like this kind of writing very much. Regardless of the writing style, the characterization of the characters is not singular, but comprehensive and specific.

I'll go and watch it. There's nothing surprising about the plot or wording. It's very medical. It's obvious that the author has put a lot of effort into it [laughs]

I read this book, it's really good! ! ! Very to my liking. It just makes me lose my appetite sometimes. Especially the one with a BMI of 37 and the surgery for a diabetic patient. It makes me sick [laughs]

This deserves a mention. I personally feel that this novel is enough for me to read. Although there are many proper nouns, it does not make people feel confused. Some of the so-called miracle doctor articles are either domineering and leaky when they come out, or they really want to pretend to be great but fail to do so. This book made me feel comfortable reading it.

The pace is good, and the content is very real. It prefers more specific cases encountered in life, with less daily life content and a lot of work and life content. After reading it, you can have a deeper understanding of the difficulty and intensity of work in the profession of a doctor. It has a certain popularization of science and can let readers know some knowledge about diseases. It is a very good novel.

I envy the eyes of everyone who has not read it yet. It is a very beautiful article and does not treat readers as fools at all. Although the male protagonist has a golden finger, he did not achieve success overnight. He still makes step by step and makes progress little by little. The male protagonist's growth line is not ignored because of the golden finger, and the male protagonist is not promoted in various ways without brains. The male protagonist is also a career-minded, which is even more perfect.

This one is much better than similar ones. Not talking about the plot, but the diction. The whole book is "not xxx, not xxx, but xxx", and the dialogues between the characters are all in a cold machine style, without any sense of spoken language, and it is purely produced by AI. If nothing else, there is no obvious trace of AI in this book. The plot is also refreshing, and there is a surgical line to expand the main line, which is not monotonous.

Progress 145 is good-looking. Each character has his own personality and thoughts, and is not stereotyped or labeled. The plot is sometimes touching, sometimes funny, and it's not boring to watch. It's just too short, and I have to squat. I hope that the male protagonist in the future will be promoted by the hospital because of his outstanding abilities. If the normal process is followed, the male protagonist may not be the deputy director by the time the book is finished [face covering] Recommended, looking forward to the follow-up, don't be fooled, don't be unfinished, finish the review

It feels very professional, and it seems very powerful and realistic to outsiders, but it is not very friendly to listening to books. Too many terms slip through the cerebral cortex and nothing is left. It is suitable to read or not to listen. The overall style is more realistic? But it also has a refreshing feeling, but it's a little bit short and not enough to watch. I hope there will be more and more explosive ones.

It looks good and is very practical. The system is just a tool that serves as a reminder. The protagonist's knowledge and skills are his own, and there is no meaningless emotional line. Dr. Xu may have some ideas when the author wrote it, but there is currently no emotional line to develop. I hope to continue to maintain the main hospital line of this book, come on⛽

The writing is very good so far. The plot is not laggy and can be followed. There are no poisonous points. It is tied in one breath. I feel that the character of the characters in the back is a bit abrupt. And the new villain who appears? It's a bit strange. I smoked at the door of the ward and asked the protagonist directly. It just felt weird. I don't know what it will be like in the future, but the first hundred or so chapters are very good.

Like this one very much. The golden finger is not very big, the condition still has to be inferred by the protagonist. Like solving a crime, there are many professional terms, which makes it seem very real. Even if the environment is ideal, it just feels comfortable to watch. It is not the kind of writing that soars into the sky. The progress is very slow. At one time, it was so slow that it felt like there was no golden finger. However, the author later realized that he speeded up the pace. And I really like the character of the protagonist, who is steady and down-to-earth, has an unchanging face, and is a bit cold-faced and cute. I watched while squatting, come on!

Very nice, I really like it! It's great not to have a heroine, so I can work on my career with peace of mind, and there's no over-the-top cheats. I'm looking forward to the protagonist writing a thesis or something like that in the future w

I have read the latest chapter. It is very interesting. As a person who knows nothing about medicine, after reading this, I really have some understanding of the hospital treatment process and the doctor's diagnosis process. It is very addictive and addictive. I hope the author will continue to update.

It's really good to watch, and there are plug-ins, but the protagonist's relatively solid basic knowledge plays a big role. Readers who like the kind of success step by step on their own can check it out. The protagonist's character and work style are quite lovable. He will listen to some guidance from his seniors and is not arrogant or arrogant. Ps: Actually, I have read other books of the same type, but maybe I have preconceptions, and I think this one is still good.