[Medical fiction + single heroine + no System + sweet everyday romance]
With lives and health entrusted to his care, Chen Du has spent more than twenty years practicing medicine, saving countless lives.
He was working in the field he knew best, yet his wife, whom he had loved since high school, through college, and into marriage, lay in a hospital bed and told him, “There, there. Let’s stop treatment.”
After she was gone, Chen Du threw himself into experiments and research papers like a man possessed. Before long, he was publishing more and more papers in The Lancet. But when he won the annual Clinical Oncology Achievement Award, despite all the talk of success, he couldn’t stop himself from crying. He could have saved her. She could still have been here. They had run out of time.
When fate gave Chen Du a chance to be reborn in 2008, he resolved that in this life, he would wield the scalpel and declare war on terminal illness. This time, he would have no regrets.
It has a plain and real feeling, making it peaceful to read.