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1 I! It Makes Sense to Become a Chinese Doctor at the Age of Twenty-Four, Right? Half Price Fried ChickenUrban2.7M WordsOngoing 81kReads9.4Score10.9kShelves
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2 At the Beginning, I Dug Out My Heart with My Bare Hands, I Am Just an Intern Doctor Mr. ShuiliandongUrban2.3M WordsCompleted 41.5kReads9.2Score4.3kShelves
3 When Doctors Have a Simulated Operating Room Coriander RootUrban2.4M WordsOngoing 39.9kReads9.2Score3.4kShelves
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Highly recommended, my three favorite books
4 Medical Career Rises A Thought Occurred to MeUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 1.4kReads8.5Score100Shelves
5 Taoist Medical Clinic Notes Ling'anUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 188.8kReads9.5Score53.4kShelves
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The first one is the best traditional Chinese medicine novel in my opinion, and the second one written by a graduate student from West China is also very good.
6 Doctor: I'm Almost Buried, You're Here for the System One LifeUrban2.7M WordsCompleted 12.5kReads8.8Score1.1kShelves
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This, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, the drama, this, this, this, this, the drama, this, this, this, this, this, this, the drama, this, this, this, this, this, this, this, the drama, this, this, this, this, the male protagonist's three views, this drama is really, this is really, this novel is really great, I'm still reading it now. He's finished, I feel like my soul has been cleansed
7 Doctor: Why Did I Come to the System After I Became the Director? Fu QingqvqUrban327k WordsOngoing 5.8kReads8.2Score310Shelves
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Xu Yuan: I have graduated with a Ph. D. And have become the director of a tertiary hospital. Why did I come to the system? This is the story of a man who was originally a top student, gained more power through the system, and then became the greatest doctor in the world.
8 Rebirth 08: Medical Boss Who Is Liu BeiUrban30k WordsOngoing 5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Medical career article, from a small pharmacy to a [pharmaceutical group] high-rise building... Zhou Yimin is worth 90 billion yuan, ranking 22nd on China's wealth list. Two heroines with high IQs, a high-end Shura field. The words are used very carefully, and it looks much better than AI writing. 5
9 Doctor: I Have Become an Academician of Four Countries Before the System Came. Red Rice and Pumpkin SoupUrban1.3M WordsCompleted 15.4kReads9.2Score1.4kShelves
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The author of this book is working in a hospital. I feel very professional. Because the historical novels are very heart-warming and have a lot of worldly feelings, but it is not a slap-in-the-face plot. The current rating is 8.0, And it will definitely get better in the future. I estimate that if I continue to write more, it will reach a 9.2 Rating.
10 The Live Broadcast of the Rescue at the Beginning Shocked Netizens Across the Country! Little Beetle 339Urban554k WordsCompleted 2.7kReads7.8Score218Shelves
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There is a sense of beauty that is kissed by knowledge and leaves traces on the brain
11 Wonderful Doctors Among the People Ling'anUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 16.1kReads9.3Score2.7kShelves
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Let alone Chinese medicine students, some Chinese doctors were confused after reading these three books.
12 Medical Sincerity ObsoleteUrban1.4M WordsCompleted 34.4kReads9.2Score3.9kShelves
13 The Hospital Has an Annual Salary of Tens of Millions and Wants to Recruit Him as an Emergency Doctor. Little DoctorUrban344k WordsCompleted 2.3kReads8.6Score215Shelves
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The emergency department is where everything started for Liang Yi. Can the carotid artery rupture be saved? That's because Liang Yi didn't take action. Although the cause of difficult and complicated diseases could not be found, Liang Yi always had an insight into the opportunity and saved many lives. I can do surgeries that others can't do. For surgeries that others have done, I can guarantee a 100% success rate! I am Liang Yi. When Liang Yi's successful case was adapted into a popular novel, fans all became patients and came one after another, crossing the threshold. It was hard to find fans: "I'm not afraid of the author cheating on the protagonist, but I'm afraid of the author saying something. This book is all based on real cases!" "A real-life version of a miracle doctor! He is a peerless doctor!"
14 It's Over, Director! the Heads of Departments Are Here to Recruit People Again Little DoctorUrban315k WordsCompleted 10.9kReads9.0Score986Shelves
15 Who Asked You to Paddle in the Emergency Department? Xiao Zeng Xiao Zeng Doesn't SleepUrban1.1M WordsOngoing 2.7kReads5.6Score168Shelves
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This book is very interesting, and the system makes the protagonist become a boss. The most important thing is that you can read it and the writing is good.
16 It Makes Sense That the Resident Doctor Is Better Than the Dean, Right? Coca-ColaUrban1.4M WordsCompleted 132.6kReads5.8Score24.8kShelves
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And Fang Han is okay too
17 It's Reasonable for General Practitioners to Know More Than 100 Million Points, Right? Dominate CainUrban4.5M WordsOngoing 42.8kReads8.4Score4.9kShelves
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This book is really enjoyable. The emotions in it are very real and tear-jerking. There is also a lot of fun in it. It is not finished yet. I highly recommend it.
18 Chinese Medicine: One Person Supports a Tertiary Hospital A Gentleman Like HengUrban3.1M WordsCompleted 62.6kReads9.5Score8.1kShelves
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I can't stand it anymore. Why doesn't anyone recommend this? Just by looking at the ratings, you can tell it's better than other movies!
19 The Last Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in China YiwuyuUrban515k WordsCompleted 79kReads9.3Score6.5kShelves
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The best Chinese medicine novel I have ever read. I seriously doubt that the author has memorized the Huang Di Nei Jing.
20 Genius Doctor Liu XiahuiUrban4.4M WordsCompleted 35.9kReads9.3Score3.9kShelves
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These books are all very good to me. If I were to talk about medical books that I really like, I would say the first two, the first one, Dr. Xu Qiuxu, is really yyds! ! ! The second book by Zhang Yi is also very good (if you can't stand it, I suggest you read it later)
21 I'm Here to Save People, but I'm Full of Murderous Tricks. Ming LinUrban315k WordsCompleted 36Reads—Score—Shelves
22 Chinese Medicine: Start as a God-Level Surgical Master 123 RushUrban1.3M WordsCompleted 1.7kReads8.7Score176Shelves
23 Dean, the Emergency Department Is Stealing Our Patients Again. I Love to Eat FishUrban747k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
24 All-Around Chinese Medicine Doctor, Started Working in the District Hospital Big HeadUrban1.2M WordsOngoing 9.4kReads6.9Score1kShelves
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Among the books I have read recently, I have to recommend these two. This is the first book I picked up in my book shortage. It has been updated and it should be a new one with only 30 chapters. What is interesting is that I picked up the second book from the comment section of the first book. The author of the second book ran to catch up with the first book and promoted his own book by the way. I nodded and went in to read it. Grandma's Legs made me sink in at first sight and I could not pull the legs out. There were hundreds of chapters and over a million words. It was very good. It's just that this experience is a bit strange. Let everyone take a look. It's worth a look.
25 Unparalleled Chinese Medicine: Taking Off from the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department Dragon Language and Dragon LanguageUrban1.9M WordsCompleted 3kReads6.8Score617Shelves
27 I Am a Chinese Medicine Practitioner ObsoleteUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 8.6kReads9.1Score1.1kShelves
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Medical students are welcome to taste it. It is said that they are all written by experts and are written to promote traditional Chinese medicine.
29 Learn Chinese Medicine from My Grandfather Chinese Medicine Plays by ItselfUrban2.5M WordsCompleted 72Reads5.8Score—Shelves
30 After the Divorce, My Chinese Medicine Skills Awakened A Gentleman Like HengUrban2.8M WordsCompleted 141.7kReads9.3Score19.8kShelves
31 Great Country Medical Fang QianjinUrban2.2M WordsCompleted 21.4kReads9.4Score3.2kShelves
33 Time Travel, I Became the School Doctor of Beijing Film Academy Jelly VermicelliUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 8.5kReads8.4Score540Shelves
34 Rebirth of an Academician: Starting from the First Day of Formal Training Mengchen Who Loves to Eat Pickled Garlic MossUrban610k WordsOngoing 20.4kReads8.4Score1.4kShelves
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It's rare for a medical rebirth novel to be down-to-earth. The protagonist has thirty years of surgical experience, and the rhythm of the plot is just right, as he practices medicine to save people and slaps his colleagues in the face. [Cool]
35 Medical Breakthrough: the Hospital Asked Me to Join the Hospital with an Annual Salary of One Million Meow Afraid of WaterUrban1.3M WordsCompleted 5.9kReads8.9Score501Shelves
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#MEDICAL NOVEL# 💫②With the help of the system, he became a medical legend in Mayo. Due to the system's mission, he returned to the motherland to develop the medical career of the motherland🔥🔥 💫②This is a Chinese medicine novel, starting from a community hospital and starting his own path of traditional Chinese medicine step by step👍👍
36 Promote Traditional Chinese Medicine, from Dermatology Consultation to Internal Medicine Expert Moon CatUrban4.4M WordsCompleted 7.5kReads7.0Score479Shelves
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So this book only has a rating of 6.3, But it is only so based on the premise that there are only 83 people. Then there is no intrigue in the whole book. It is basically a smooth and steady development and learning. And the whole book is basically used for treating patients. In this regard, this book is actually quite recommended, but the content is not very good. There is also a comparison with traditional Chinese medicine. The doctor next door can see any disease at a glance and can cure it with a single silver needle. It is systematic but systematic. It is only used to increase his professional knowledge and let him practice professional techniques. There are not many ups and downs in the whole article. It is very calm, but you will have the urge to read on.
37 Great Country's Holy Doctor Mr. Liu Who Likes Pudding RatsUrban295k WordsCompleted 339Reads8.7Score—Shelves
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TCM articles are close to clinical practice. The author treats more than 10,000 patients every year. The novel is more like a diagnosis diary, introducing the process of clinical thinking in detail...
38 The Grudge Doctor and His Sixth Patient An Qing and JulyUrban1.0M WordsCompleted 6.5kReads9.2Score617Shelves
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That's pretty awesome. Book 1: The protagonist accidentally acquires a system and has the ability to talk to the five internal organs and cures various difficult and complicated diseases (you can believe a little bit of the knowledge in it, but not too much). Book 2: As the name suggests, the protagonist is an emergency doctor and treats all kinds of patients (he has a very vicious mouth).
39 The Benevolence of Doctors: I Am the World's Number One Surgeon Clivia in MarchUrban3.4M WordsCompleted 21kReads8.6Score1.6kShelves
40 Full-Time Chinese Medicine Doctor Fang QianjinUrban5.3M WordsCompleted 28.1kReads9.3Score3.5kShelves
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Book 1: The protagonist is very pure. Dedicated to medicine. There are no inexplicable things like business wars in other novels. In addition, the author, a master's degree from West China, has excellent basic knowledge. The second book: It is also a good novel. (If you don't like it, don't comment. It only represents my personal opinion. It does not represent the position of any group or organization. If I have something to express, please let me know if I am wrong.)
42 Jiejunxing Always Stay TogetherEastern Fantasy201k WordsOngoing 48Reads—Score—Shelves
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"I hope you can pick more, this is the most lovesick thing.": The novel "Xie Picking the King": It starts with the absurdity of the half-Tang Dynasty, and takes the Six Heroes of Traditional Chinese Medicine to exorcise evil spirits as the main line. At the same time, Tang Banzong, Wei Xiaozheng, Tang Xiaozang, Hou Yi, Sun Ashi, Song Yixian, Wang Xiaoshun, Zhan Le and other descendants of historical figures all appear. Tao reflects all kinds of things in the world, but also adds modern elements. It's simple but has new interest, it's a super humorous work! @Moyan
44 Half a Volume of Broken Books, a Disabled Doctor Shenjing BingUrban931k WordsOngoing 280Reads6.8Score102Shelves
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Each of these books has its own merits. Su Ziyang's protagonist is extremely talented, and all the experts are involved. Can Sheng tells the current situation of traditional Chinese medicine based on the tragic fate of the protagonist. Taoist medicine is a pure introduction to knowledge, and Human Chronicles is a written record of what teacher Ni Haixia said.
47 Live Broadcast: Looking for a Consultation with You, Where Does Cancer Start? BeimuUrban507k WordsCompleted 2.8kReads9.1Score214Shelves
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This is really good-looking. It's not just some system cheating. The protagonist is also very capable and can be cured throughout the process. The difficult and complicated diseases also follow the male protagonist's ideas. Although the ending is a bit rushed, this is definitely a good book.
48 After Turning Around, I Became Popular in the Legal Circle Yao JiuModern Romance568k WordsCompleted 17.8kReads9.3Score2.3kShelves
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Favorite Doctor and Lawyer Gao Zhiwen
49 Nanshe Beijing Dream Literary CriticismModern Romance213k WordsCompleted 7.7kReads8.9Score751Shelves
49 Medical Road Qingyun Pipe BrotherUrban2.2M WordsOngoing 46Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Medical literature is true
50 When a Doctor Has a Plug-In Writing Ink PaintingUrban2.0M WordsCompleted 55kReads9.5Score6.7kShelves
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Highly recommend the first and second books. The rest of the system does not interfere with the protagonist. Daily life just gives the protagonist a space to practice.
50 The System Takes Me for Surgery Doctor SanbaiUrban1.1M WordsCompleted 1.5kReads8.4Score113Shelves
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I sincerely only recommend the ending, because it is not finished, I really feel uncomfortable watching it. When the doctor has a plug-in) It is good-looking, recommended, the content is correct, there are no big mistakes, and it does not feel awkward when you look at it, Chen He, the system takes me to the operation) I think it is average, because I have worked in the operating room for a long time, it may feel a little awkward. I play the role of a god-level surgical master in the beginning) I also think that the readability is relatively good, in comparison Well, for now, these are the three books. I sincerely recommend the first one. It's really good. It doesn't matter if you read Jue Juezi a few times. The recommended reading order is 1→3→2.
51 Medical Road Official Road Wei HeUrban5.0M WordsOngoing 187kReads9.4Score13.6kShelves
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Medical novels. I have to recommend several books. There is a lot of knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine. The author is probably an experienced traditional Chinese medicine practitioner.
51 Rebirth! She Overthrew the Forces of Darkness with Her Medical Skills Cat Working on a ProjectModern Romance2.5M WordsOngoing 14.3kReads8.8Score943Shelves
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This is beautiful. There are no exaggerated descriptions or anything like that. I feel it is very beautiful.
52 Chief Medical Officer Roller Blind West Wind 1Urban2.2M WordsCompleted 4.4kReads6.9Score463Shelves
52 Are You Crazy? You Call This an Internship? Eight Colorful Confucian CraneUrban3.0M WordsCompleted 7kReads7.8Score814Shelves
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This book is really enjoyable for medical students. Intractable diseases are just minor problems for the male protagonist. The description of the surgery is detailed and very professional.
53 Medical Ethics Proves the Heart Shuo YuetingUrban138k WordsOngoing 19Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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If you are short of books recently and are interested in medical topics, you can try this book "The Way of Medicine to Prove the Heart". The author is a junior high school student at Beijing Medical University. Colleagues in the department and laboratory are currently listening to it, and she is the best partner when working overtime at night. It is not the kind of cool article that starts with the system in full swing and becomes a god overnight. Instead, it describes in detail how a child from a family of doctors grows up step by step. There are many professional descriptions in the book, such as "fine hand inspection" during surgery, the changes in liver lobes after ischemia and reperfusion, and the metaphor of practicing microsuture on tofu. What's even more rare is that there is an old-school warmth and solidity between the lines. The pace is not fast, but you will feel calm while reading it. If you like professional writing and heart-warming growth stories, you can check it out, and I think you will find similar ones.