Slacking Off in the ER, While the Whole Hospital Begs Me to Step In

This book is generally good, but the beginning of the book is too high-key. It is neither about inheriting the crown prince nor about being killed, so there is nothing to hide. Here, you tell others not to speak out, but here you show off your unique skills, which is difficult to hide. It is self-contradictory. In order to hide it, you have to waste a lot of words. Is it because of the extra code?

Finally found a good book that's not a time-travel story, not a system novel, not a fantasy novel, and not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. It's informative, well-written, and logically sound. Keep it up, I'm urging for more updates! I finished it in one go, I couldn't put it down!

I came to follow the novel after watching the short drama. It's so well-written! Although I'm not a medical professional, I'm really happy to see such passionate, capable, and collaborative colleagues! Most people might think that emergency rooms aren't as high-end as specialized departments, but even laypeople know that emergency rooms are a line of defense.

Good looking. From a comic. Don't have a cp? [Bookshelf plus one] Damn it, don't tell me that CP is Su Banxia. There is such a big age difference between the two of them. . . . [Petrochemical]

Finally, a novel has pulled my IQ back up after being dragged down by online novels. Please, stay away from those time-travel, rebirth, crazy, and wish-fulfillment novels! Platforms, please recommend more novels like this! Here, there are no romantic pairings, no deliberate scheming or human nature manipulation, and no hysterical emotional entanglements.

It's definitely an AI-themed story. I followed it from the manga, and it's a mindless, fast-paced, feel-good version. The timeline and descriptions are chaotic, and there are some formatting errors, but I skipped them without affecting my progress. The main issue is that this kind of story is quite rare. The idea of hiding the patient while refusing to treat them is really cool. The later dialogue in the department is quite direct and engaging.

Dr. He is really handsome [Adored][Admired][Admired] I originally wanted to give it five stars, but Fang Xiaowen failed. The character was not likable and there were too many chapters. I gave four stars for the sake of the male protagonist.

This book is arguably one of only two medical novels I've ever read with a truly compelling plot. It's reminiscent of the technical aspects of the Japanese drama "Black Scalpel," the trials and tribulations of "Iryu," and the exhilarating, fate-defying storyline of "Doctor X."

I came here to read the novel after watching the manga, so please, male lead, focus on your career and be independent, don't get involved in any ambiguous relationships or pairings. The new one is still being used for flirting, keep reminiscing about your cup sleeve 😅

As a medical student, I found this quite interesting. It covers both common and rare diseases, and even the medications are presented in a very standardized manner. From this, I think it's clear that the author has a broad knowledge base.