I don't want the kind of pretense, just normal novels. I don't want immortality. I don't want beautiful CEOs, beautiful deans, beautiful principals in their twenties, etc. There are no such things at all. I want to find a book that is like becoming a master of traditional Chinese medicine from a community hospital.
These books are pretty good
①It feels like they are all justified by financial resources.
② Struggles in officialdom and power
③Looking at it from the front, it looks very weird.
④I really like reading novels related to traditional Chinese medicine.
I don't care if it's a classic or not, I just like this one! Others are talking about medical books and technology. The traditional Chinese medicine and humanistic views conveyed in the novel "The Journey of the King" are the most difficult to find beauty in today's society!
The male doctor of urology department is honest and cliché. His behind-the-scenes anecdotes at the hospital subvert the traditional medical plot. He is extremely informative. I guarantee that there will be no similar doctor articles.
A general surgeon traveled through time and performed an operation to save the male protagonist, but he was forcibly married and robbed. He was a scholar, weak on the outside, but strong on the inside, career-mad, ambitious and manipulative. IQ is online, do experiments and conduct research in a down-to-earth manner.
These are all books! ! In the first book, did the author plan to go home and give birth to a child when he wrote the ending so quickly? There is still suspense left... Is it to have a second child?
In the second book, Tang Jinqian really loves Qin Wanxia. The story is very exciting. I look forward to the sweetness behind it! I don't want to eat sugar with residue😭😭
The third book is very interesting. I really like this kind of saving people, because I like medical skills, but I didn't get admitted to a medical university. I think it's a good time.
🍭🍭The love between doctors and nurses💓Jejuezi! 1⃣️The aloof male god Xu Baichen appears to be stern and serious, but in fact he is manipulated to death by the intern nurse Fang Lin😎The plot is over the top, Xu Baichen's jealous nature breaks out at any time, Fang Lin's ignorance and slowness make people worry, and the sour smell of love can be smelled through the book! So sweet🐶
In a traditional Chinese medicine novel, an ordinary intern actually made the Thirteen Needles of the Ghost Gate created by Bian Que come back to the world.
Okay📚Here👋, Chen'er is here to push📚! ! 🍊🌟🍓🍊🌟🍓 🌈🎉🍄The little transparent Liu Kai in the emergency department got the system and poured in a huge amount of medical knowledge. He instantly became a god-level boss and used bare-handed pressure to stop bleeding... And conquered all kinds of difficult and complicated diseases! ! ! 🍄🎉🌈
These are all! Book 1: I am number one. It's so beautiful and sweet.
Book 2: Very good, but I still like the great doctor Ling Ran
Book 3: There are still many interesting things on the road to chasing the male god! Looking forward to it!
Book 4: I like this book very much. I hope this book will not be adapted into a TV series.
I feel that this novel about Chinese medicine cultivating immortality is much better than the previous Chinese medicine novels. And it's very ugly at this time, and I feel like I can't put it down after watching it.
I think these two books are good!
The first one is quite good. I like such a simple and light novel that is not particularly long. It is very straightforward and there is no bloodshed or mistress.
The second one, Tsundere Lingzhi vs. Buddhist Weiyin, the love between the two is actually quite good. It may be said to be ordinary, but it also has uneven twists and turns. It is both sweet and sad, 🉑
The heroine is really normal, hard-working and an excellent genius. The male protagonist is the captain of the hidden mission. Each character has a full character, a three-dimensional image, and sufficient story support.
This novel is suitable for Chinese medicine lovers. It is full of rich Chinese medicine novels. Every content is from a classic. It feels like the author studied Chinese medicine.
Book 1: It's quite scary for girls to watch alone
Book 2: The final ending is relatively satisfactory.
Book 3: Two people who love each other cannot be together in the end