[No CP] + [Medicine] + [Regulatory training and growth] + [System]
Everyone in the emergency department felt that Xiao Li, the new graduate student, was extremely well-behaved.
She is soft-spoken and slow-tempered. When criticized by the teacher, she only bowed her head in response. The nurse sister's ears turned red after teasing her after a few words. She is a perfect example of a docile and worry-free newcomer.
But no one knows that this young body now contains the soul of a veteran deputy chief physician who has been involved in emergency medicine for more than ten years.
He died in a medical accident in his previous life, and after a new life, Xiao Li just wanted to lie down, finish his training, and find a leisurely job to live a stable life.
He can hold the puncture needle for tension pneumothorax steadier than anyone else, he can see through the abnormal lesions on CT films at a glance, and he can hit the blood vessels that even old nurses can't puncture.
Every time after the secret was exposed, he would make up for it seriously: "I just happened to read the literature." "Good luck, I was blind."
Everyone: ... Isn't your accuracy a little too outrageous?
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They promised to live a stable life, but in the end, they failed in life and death rescues one after another.
Xiao Li pursed his lips, lowered his head and raised his eyebrows: Forget it, it's not shameful to save people.
Reader comments
It's tied. Generally speaking, the male protagonist of this book is not the kind of gold-fingered exaggeration. He has a system and only gives warnings about critical illness. He relies on his own clinical thinking to see it. And he seemed to be the deputy director of the emergency department in his previous life? I performed particularly well in the emergency department, and it is very true that I still have to study when I come to my heart. The most important thing is that I feel so good without CP, I can peacefully pursue my career, and the interaction with those friends is like a real person. Write more, so I will tell you in the most straightforward, direct, least roundabout, most objective, most correct, easiest to understand, and least pretentious way: Teacher, you write very well! So can you be faster. Teacher, if you are tired, write, if you are thirsty, write, if you are sleepy, write, if you are hungry, write, if you want to go out and play, write. Don't be too tired, but don't rest either.
It's well written, and there's no particularly pretentious plot. I like it very much.
It's tied. Generally speaking, the male protagonist of this book is not the kind of gold-fingered exaggeration. He has a system and only gives warnings about critical illness. He relies on his own clinical thinking to see it. And he seemed to be the deputy director of the emergency department in his previous life? I performed particularly well in the emergency department, and it is very true that I still have to study when I come to my heart. The most important thing is that I feel so good without CP, I can peacefully pursue my career, and the interaction with those friends is like a real person. Write more, so I will tell you in the most straightforward, direct, least roundabout, most objective, most correct, easiest to understand, and least pretentious way: Teacher, you write very well! So can you be faster. Teacher, if you are tired, write, if you are thirsty, write, if you are sleepy, write, if you are hungry, write, if you want to go out and play, write. Don't be too tired, but don't rest either.
It's well written, and there's no particularly pretentious plot. I like it very much.