Becoming a Phoenix Man in the 1980s

Oh my God, doesn't the male protagonist want to be a good doctor? Why do I get more and more biased as I write more? I know that making money is also important. The key is that he is very rich now. Instead of studying medical skills in his free time, he is still wandering around the entertainment and business circles. It is impossible to finish learning medical skills, and he must continue to study. The first part was fine, but the second part seemed boring after I was admitted to medical school. The second part felt that the entrance to medical school was a joke.

Damn, when will it be updated today?

As soon as I met the heroine, I started writing in an assembly line mode, perfunctory.

What are these? What's the doctor's character that we agreed on?

Skipping a grade just to make a movie? There is probably a system cheating on time! Don't you want to be a good doctor?

One thing to say, the writing style is a bit stiff, and the career line of the male protagonist is too simple, almost non-existent.

Inexplicable ending(￢_￢)

It ended inexplicably. .

I just look forward to when the male protagonist's biological mother's relatives will show up.

Hoping to find relatives on his mother's side