Medical Lady

Oh my God, the method of blood transfusion is so weird that we insist on raising sheep in major hospitals across the country.

After reading Chapter 7, I really couldn't help but complain. The author please use a little common sense. A mahjong tile dropped from a height of 20 stories can break a person's finger. You fat woman jumped from a cliff and hit a seriously injured patient, but you didn't crush the patient's whole body and cause him to die on the spot? Use sheep blood for blood transfusion, and just pick the roots of the plant without any disinfection? Also interpreted as treating a dead horse as a living horse doctor? I think this is a narrow escape, why should I be a doctor? I didn't read it any further, I hope the author will revise the bad points in Chapter 7, otherwise most people will definitely give up after reading Chapter 7!

After reading the previous chapters, I really can't help it: Was the heroine definitely a military doctor before traveling through time? The whole Yi Erha, careless, often nymphomaniac, arrogant and narcissistic, forget it! A random section of tree vine and a sheep were used to transfuse blood to someone! ! It's simply unbearable<(｀^´)>. Also, it was said that the man who fell and smashed the arrow was engulfed and pierced by a finger long. Pulling out such a barbed arrow by hand would be too drunk. Pulling out the arrow without preparing any tools or medicine, are you afraid of dying too slowly?

Taxation is something that every dynasty hates, so it is better to say that it is malnourished than to be fat. Anyway, malnourished people are definitely not good-looking. They are most likely to be yellow-faced women. It can only be that it is a myth that eliminates a lot of historical facts. I just want to talk about the plot without looking at the writing. It doesn't suit me.

At that time, farmers raised chickens free-range.

I can't continue when I see people transfusing sheep blood.

Feed the chickens millet, I hehehe

Update quickly❤️

Touch eggs and chicken poop. At that time, there were straw nests specially designed for chickens to lay eggs.

Everyone, please choose another one, after all, that one is finished.

Tricked? Why isn't it updated?

I don't have any objections to the heroine's blood transfusion, but I'm quite dissatisfied with the second male lead. Two men are fighting for one girl, and the male lead has a reason for it. The process of falling in love with the female lead is not too abrupt, but the second male lead is really weird, let alone the two of them fighting.