I read a new doctor novel with a very novel theme, "If I can't get out of this mountain, I will be the strongest doctor". The other two books are also ones that I have been reading recently. They are worth reading. I highly recommend them. The ratings are all new and the content is very good.
I strongly recommend the second book. These are normal doctor's articles. They treat diseases and save people throughout the process. There is nothing about cultivating immortals. They are all very interesting.
An intern from the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine with no background activates the super-intelligent compilation system, from insight into the flaws of all things to molecular-level printing and reconstruction, using modern technology to reinterpret "TCM surgery" and create a unique "compilation medicine" amidst doubts. With a super system that can see into the flaws of all things and compile the origin of matter, it has moved from hospital clinics to business empires. It reconstructs the principles and methods of traditional Chinese medicine with "compiled medicine" and creates a new era of traditional Chinese medicine that spans medical treatment, pharmaceuticals, and general health amid doubts and encirclement.
The author himself is a doctor, and it is most realistic to write about a doctor's growth from a doctor's perspective. The only regret is that the author has limited time and energy, and the update speed is as slow as a snail. If you don't mind, you can follow this article.
A novel with a 9.9 Rating, very good-looking, with a high level of doctor knowledge! The plot is reasonable, there are no poisonous points, there is no Virgin, there is a single female protagonist, it is a plain promotion to cure diseases and save people, and realize self-worth!
Ji Wen, who was reborn, studied to be the top scholar and then applied for the eight-year medical program. She devoted herself to studying. Even after entering the hospital, she did not change her original loyalty. The author's description of Ji Wen's change of mentality after her rebirth is very detailed and true. Like and recommend👍
The heroine graduated as a medical student and relied on her ancestral medical skills and school knowledge to treat illnesses and save people as soon as she entered the hospital. She quickly became famous and cured one after another.
"Traditional Chinese Medicine: One Man Supports a Top-Grade Hospital" tells the story of Yun Heng, a excluded master of traditional Chinese medicine. He started from a community hospital and built a rural health center into the top traditional Chinese medicine palace in the country with his extraordinary medical skills and firm belief. Why do experts from major hospitals visit frequently? Why are famous doctors from all over the country willing to come for exchanges? The answer lies in this passionate legend of Chinese medicine. This is a shocking work that witnesses the rise of traditional Chinese medicine and demonstrates the benevolence of doctors. It is worth reading by every reader who loves traditional Chinese medicine and believes in miracles!
This book is relatively simple, with no pretentiousness or hostility. The protagonist has a wife and children, both of whom are studying medicine. The protagonist was transferred from the nursing home oncology department to the emergency department because of a system tied to it, and he upgraded his skills bit by bit, which is more heartwarming. Suitable for people with mysophobia who don't like the harem.
I haven't seen CP yet. The protagonist has a system but is not dependent. Everyone in the book has their own shining point. There is no brainless slap in the face and no wisdom for the supporting characters. Everyone will pay for their own mistakes and grow up. There are a lot of medical terms in it. I feel that the author's medical knowledge is very good (an outsider). So far, there are no shortcomings. The only shortcoming is the serialization. After searching around, I didn't see the same type of fine bran meal replacement.
If you listen to me, just read this one. It has a good plot, ups and downs, touching parts, and a spirit of struggle against the unfairness of life. I follow it every day. It is deeper than those cool articles!
Doctors are benevolent. Both of these books are stories about doctors/doctors. ① It is a modern text that promotes traditional Chinese medicine and great doctors are sincere. Many comments mentioned Teacher Ni Haixia, which pushed me to go to Teacher Ni's class. Holding modern medical prescriptions and learning ancient medical skills, in which era did Chinese and Western medicine come together? Live and learn. Both books are well written and I love reading them.
For knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine, please read Shanshan Youyao. The plot setting and science popularization are all in place. 5-Star praise. The following two books are 6-star recommendation for learning Chinese medicine. The plot setting is rated 4 stars. I can only say that it is just okay.
During the heyday of Zhenguan, Zhao Ting traveled across the Tang Dynasty with modern medical skills, opened a clinic on the streets of Chang'an, and wrote a unique medical path with his benevolent and wonderful skills.
These few books are okay, 🌈The protagonist of the first one is an ancestral barefoot doctor, no system, just daily writing. 🔥In the second book, the protagonist obtains the medical system and improves his level by constantly treating patients (it looks pretty good)
Ordinary treatment and saving lives [Note] Xu Heng showed excellent medical skills and calm coping ability when faced with the operation of a patient with ectopic appendix [Thinking] The entire operation process was smooth and smooth. Xu Heng's concentration and professionalism were admired by other medical staff in the operating room.