The Divine-Telling Doctor

After The Concubine, I can no longer read Mu Yi's books.

No wonder it was finished after hundreds of thousands of words. Every time you save a dying person, you must donate a Bodhisattva. If the problem comes to you, it is basically a difficult and complicated disease. Doesn't it mean that you will need dozens of Bodhisattvas in a few years? Besides, all the credit goes to the Bodhisattvas, so the ten Yamas are all evil ghosts? What logic.

The misdiagnosis rate in that hospital is too high! You can't do it in this hospital!

This book is a eunuch and I am also drunk. Did the author sell his account to someone else?

For so-called difficult and complicated diseases, the number of truly hopeless diseases is definitely much higher than the proportion of misdiagnosis. How can you guarantee that half of them can be saved? Your book is suspected of instigating the doctor-patient relationship. Although what I say is a bit over the top. However, I think that if a hundred people die from an incurable disease every day. There will never be more than 10 misdiagnoses, so the probability of you encountering someone who cannot be saved is much greater than that of encountering someone who is misdiagnosed. If you have a mysterious superpower, just use your superpower to save people. Don't do anything and just save people based on the case.

The fake vaccine from some time ago, the old milk powder, and smog should be things of preventive science, and these should be things of big medical care; no one has introduced how the water used will react to the human body. In commonly used drugs, only a few percent of the active ingredients are distributed evenly. Mental status is not considered in medical treatment, family status is not considered in treatment, and living environment is not considered in diagnosis... In other words, if the entire medical environment is wrong, then what's the use of having more case data you know? A good doctor is like a good official, you can expect it, but don't expect to get in touch with it.

What does it mean when the protagonist is reborn and actually goes to tell fortunes? I mentioned earlier that I want to be a clinical doctor but not an official, but what the hell is fortune telling? And with such unique conditions, wouldn't it be better to go to the Ministry of Health? Wouldn't it be easier to work in the Ministry of Health and then want to be a doctor?

1. He is originally a medical student, but when he sees a patient, his first reaction is not to look at the symptoms but to check the medical records in his mind. This is a very strange thing. If this continues, it feels like the protagonist cannot grow. 2. I don't know if I misunderstood or what, but the author's description of the fifteen-year-old little sister and his interaction with her is particularly ambiguous. 3. There is also a sentence in the ambiguous plot with a little girl, which talks about the experience of being reborn for more than 20 years. However, I think the author described that he was reborn after graduating and working for about 20 years, so in terms of life, it should be more than 40 years. ... That's probably it

The content of your article is to determine the patient's condition and treatment based on the national medical database. However, if these patients believe in the protagonist because of this treatment, and they encounter "difficult diseases" unexpectedly in the future, they feel that it is not a "difficult disease" and come to the protagonist. How will the protagonist know and treat it? Have you ever thought about this "pit"?

Set bug; 1. What should I do if there are errors or omissions in this medical record? Once there is an error, the protagonist's brand will be ruined. 2. The problem of a patient being treated twice. If a patient is cured once, he will definitely come back for the second time. It turns out that he is dead and there is no second case. What should the protagonist do? Third, it is almost the same as the second one. The problem is the age. The protagonist has been successful for a few years. After living to the years before rebirth, the information is gone and there is no medical record. Plot discussion: Ksitigarbha Buddha appears, can tell dreams, explain cause and effect, and bring about the death. Will I be unable to hold it back when I write about it? There will be a battle between gods and demons, fighting for life with the underworld, and changing the fate of life and death. To summarize the setting bug, relying on medical record data is only the original data, and it is not updated. The data is easily out of date. And after all, the data is recorded manually, and there are errors, omissions, and concealments. Let's have a plot where the protagonist is slapped in the face.