Healing the World

Before Chapter 24, I had been thinking: How could Lu Zhiwei save so many people? How could cricothyroidotomy, laparotomy for hemostasis, and craniotomy for decompression be successful every time under ancient conditions? But seeing Chang Fu die in his hands, I suddenly understood the logic of this book - it is not about "modern medicine crushes ancient times", but about "how an emergency doctor does limited things under extremely scarce resources." Those who should be saved will be saved, and those who should fail will also fail. Chang Fu's episode of cardiopulmonary resuscitation is very realistic. If the rib is broken, it is broken. If the person does not come back, he does not come back. The author didn't let the protagonist always win for the sake of enjoyment, which made me decide to pursue it. I hope to write more reviews of failures in the future, as that is the most hardcore part of medical literature.

The protagonist comes to another world with the experience of a modern person. He does not forcefully crush everyone along the way, but knows how to hide and endure. There are both the trivial daily life of fireworks in the city and the undercurrent of games in the court. The content is rich and colorful, and the imagination is rich.

Who knows that the plot of watching the male protagonist calmly undergo surgery is particularly graphic 😎 😎

The plot is very compact and I can't stop watching [The Bird's Food Masterpiece]

The scene of Lu Zhiwei saving people at the banquet was extremely shocking

The scene where the protagonist operates to save someone is absolutely amazing.

It's the first time I've read this kind of historical imagination, but it's pretty good. The author should keep working hard.

Looks good, high quality, struck gold

The main character has modern memories, is very careful and well written.

The type is quite novel and the reading is smooth. It is worth reading.