
You Were Supposed to Train, So Why Are You Teaching the Director Brain Surgery?
让你规培,你教主任做开颅手术?
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 128k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
49Chapters
17Reads
6.2Score
2Listens
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The protagonist has no system cheats, and his knowledge system is also a normal specialist system. He is not proficient in all subjects, which is in line with his pre-rebirth personality. His colleagues are all normal doctors, not fools. Diagnostic ability + process compliance are relatively rarely mentioned in previous medical articles. From this point of view, this book can be given a four points so far. The one missing point is that since the protagonist is reborn, the application of the knowledge from the past life in this life is not highlighted. It feels like it has been following the rules and the process, which is not enough for the moment. But in view of the possibility of creating a genre similar to the "reality flow", your book is no less well-written than Zhou Congwen's, so please consider it carefully. As for why I still give it five points, it's because the dozen or so chapters that were rewritten brought back the previously a bit fast and abrupt rhythm and it became smoother, so I still give it five points and keep working hard!
Super good-looking. Highly recommended. Wuwuwu. My neck is stiff. Fixed a movement. Holding up the phone and looking at it, I want to see it.
Good-looking, medically realistic, and dryly humorous. The author knows how to name the first patient. The first patient I heard was Monk, Monk. Monk also delivered takeaways. Do I still think of Monk working so hard? Haha, it turns out the patient's name is He Shang.
The first few chapters, especially the first takeaway patient, are all eye-catching, whether it's sympathy, human sophistication, the protagonist's professional shock, or some professional medical knowledge, for now. It's a pity that there are a few words
Very nice to look at. I feel that the author has engaged in or is engaged in the profession of a doctor. This is a great profession that saves lives and heals the wounded. I would like to thank the doctors for all their efforts and thank the author for writing about it and letting me know how difficult it is for doctors.
The plot is average, but the AI has not been modified well in many places, making it uncomfortable to watch.
Very well written! [Like] [Like] [Like] Add to bookshelf and continue to follow [eating melon]
Review from a twenty-year bookworm: Very good!
Good-looking, typical medical literature
It's just the way he talks and the way he expresses himself that feels a bit strange! Is it AI? Not sure