Just Fired by a Top-Tier Hospital, I Activate the Traditional Medicine System at Sixty

It's quite satisfactory. Tomato doesn't have three and a half stars, so I give it four stars. After all, there aren't that many free ones. Let me say it first, the content is good, the characters are relatively stable, and there are no very disgusting plots in the article. Some parts will make people feel that they are doing something wrong, but in fact, the problem lies in themselves. They don't take themselves seriously, and it's useless no matter what others say. As for the bad things, there are a few obvious mistakes. The portable medicine garden and the breath-taking technique are not told to others, but the apprentice and Gu know that it is a bit difficult to understand. There is also a mismatch in the timeline. The protagonist's straight-talking persona has not changed, but there is a lack of polish in the words. The article is written for readers, and the readers cannot be uncomfortable because of the persona (there are only one or two places where this feeling occurs). Summary: You can read it to kill time. It has AI creation, which is unavoidable in free novels, but it does not affect continuous reading. If you read it quickly, you can ignore most of the shortcomings I mentioned, because a small part will not affect the full text. It is no problem to give it three and a half stars. After more than 300 chapters, the AI ​​is heavier than the previous article, so you can read it. If you can't accept it, you can also read it after 300 chapters. The above is just my personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it.

This book is very well written and handles some details better than many doctor novels. For example, the wife of the richest man in town was sarcastic to the protagonist. After she had a car accident, the protagonist had the ability to save her leg, but he did not take action.

Nowadays, everyone is pursuing male protagonists and female protagonists, although it is very cool. But I like the protagonist of this novel better. There is no other option but to treat illnesses, save lives, and serve the people. The most important thing is that there is not a lot of deliberate sensationalism, it is a masterpiece!

I think this book is better written than ordinary Chinese medicine novels. Unlike other novels, it can cure late-stage cancer in one go, and with a few injections, any terminal illness can be cured. This book is more simple and real

It is told eloquently, without any rush or slowness, with fresh writing about daily life, no shit, and a lot of professional knowledge. The author has put his heart into it, so I look forward to it.

It's a pretty good novel. The protagonist is an old Chinese medicine doctor. He does things steadily, neither too fast nor too slowly. He uses the system to improve his medical abilities so as to better treat patients. Overall, this novel is relatively stable, not too violent, not too turbulent, and can be considered quite satisfactory, giving it three stars. The theme of traditional Chinese medicine, coupled with the protagonist's steady acting style, earns an extra star. There are still some shortcomings. For example, the plot is too bland, and the protagonist likes to keep the points he gets instead of improving himself immediately.

This is the best AI article I've seen recently. I'm almost done with it. It's really good! There are no major flaws in the character settings, just some minor logic errors, which is great.

It's very good, slow-paced, powerful and not like a saint, and it perfectly fits the image of an old Chinese doctor in my mind 👍. Very good, an old Chinese doctor that I yearn for! It is suggested that the author greatly changes the name to "The Longing for Old Chinese Medicine Practitioners"! 😄😄🙂😎😎

I have to say that the writing is really beautiful, fascinating, not impatient, and has many exciting plots. It is very interesting.

The author writes fluently, has clear and rigorous ideas, and writes well.