Jiang Feng only wants to work in the emergency department of the Second City Hospital as a doctor with all the right credentials who pretends to be a rookie so he can slack off, leave on time, and avoid the rat race.
Who knew the aloof, freshly returned-from-abroad doctoral graduate Lin Ruoxue would arrive out of nowhere, crack down hard as the new boss, and set her sights on the laziest doctor of all: him.
"This patient just has an ordinary stomachache. Prescribe some medicine," Lin Ruoxue said coldly, holding the report.
Jiang Feng took a sip of tea. "Inferior wall myocardial infarction with right ventricular involvement. Get him to the cath lab and we can still save his life."
Following his irrefutable pathological reasoning, they successfully rescued the patient, leaving the entire department speechless.
The grandson of a reclusive master of traditional Chinese medicine, Jiang Feng had memorized tens of thousands of medical case records. Time and again, he made the most precise diagnoses with the most lackadaisical attitude.
The once lofty Director Lin gradually became the tsundere neighbor who came over to mooch his meals every day.
Watching Lin Ruoxue clumsily wash vegetables in the kitchen, Jiang Feng sighed helplessly.
He casually folded the invitation that countless doctors dreamed of receiving and neatly wedged it under the wobbling leg of the dining table.
Emergency?? Fishing? , Is there anyone up there??
The heroine is really funny. She and the protagonist are not even considered an affair. The little sister comes to the protagonist to ask questions. Why is she running out to pretend to be a royal? She even found an excuse to call the protagonist away. What is her identity?
The patient rubs the inside of his left arm with his left hand for testing?
Good looking [please update]
Another one that doesn't know how to describe characters' personalities and characteristics. It's all about not knowing how to write characters and characteristics, and then writing the protagonist as a "dead person" without any emotion.
So-so, okay
Very well written. Rich in literary talent and vivid characters
It's good, why don't you write it down?
Slow work produces fine work.
AI text, there are still a lot of confusing plots