Pediatric Intern, Awakening with Full Level Baby Talk at the Beginning

Reality is a cheat text, it is not particularly exaggerated, and the professional terms are also easy to use in the work scene. I give it four stars. One star is deducted because some content is repeated and emphasized too much, which is a bit overly foreshadowing. I've read thirty or forty chapters to review, and I'll deduct another star because the repetitive emphasis is more than I can tolerate [sad] and I might have to give it up.

I just saw the latest one. To be honest, this is not a mindless and refreshing article, and it is even a bit frustrating. But in real life, I still hope to have such a dedicated and passionate doctor. Similar things have happened in real life. I hope that good doctors can get good endings [Sending Hearts]

Although it seems so far. It is very different from many previous novels where every doctor is basically a good person. The villain here is too annoying, but it is very realistic.

Looking at the main plot of exposing a shady children's products business and clearing the name of the master, it feels like a medical TV drama secretly investigating the medical inside story. The content is quite interesting. If you like the plot, you can watch it. Personally, I prefer to watch the main character solving cases, but it's a bit frustrating to watch the many people who keep suppressing them.

The writing is quite good. The overall tone is quite depressing. The writing style and logic are very good. This is the first time I have read a book with so few reviews. I feel a little lonely while reading. Everyone should read it.

The writing is very detailed. Is the author a doctor? It's very good. I feel that reading more can add some medical knowledge (I don't read much, author, don't lie to me, you lie to me, I will believe it immediately)

Although I have never been a doctor, I think it is very realistic. In this article, I write about colleagues and leaders who know how to take credit for their own actions and how to pass the blame. Moreover, they do not see others as being better than themselves, and the superiors use programs to put small shoes on the inferiors, etc. This is very true.

Not only are young children often misdiagnosed, but so are adults. So it is not easy for people to live until death. This book is wonderfully written. Nowadays, qualifications speak for themselves, but often these people with higher qualifications misdiagnose the most, because no one doubts it, and no one dares to doubt it. In fact, if there is doubt, the result of the matter will be closer to the truth.

Good, good, good, good

Although it is very realistic, it is very depressing and frustrating to watch.

Very good. The author is a doctor, right? [What][What][What][What]

It's ok but does it use a lot of emojis?

Very beautiful, come on!

Good-looking, very good-looking

I just watched it and it was pretty good.

Real, not pretentious, good

It's a bit interesting. It seems that the author has some hospital experience.

When I encounter this in reality, I feel even more heartbroken and want to cry even more.

It's quite good-looking, and the main character is decent. It's realistic to have a villain, but the villain is a bit one-dimensional at the moment.

It's very interesting. Kudos to the author!

It's very beautiful. I like the line drawing style. The author must have medical knowledge.

Good looking, pediatrician, can understand what babies say

There are protagonists and group portraits, which is great, everyone is working hard. Recommend.

A very novel book, I have the desire to read it

Okay, the content is good and people can take it in.

The medical theme is good, but I hope the plot isn't too twisty.