Reborn as an Imperial Physician

The first chapter has the effect of dissuading people. I give the author a thumbs up for not wasting our time. Whether you can accept it or not can be decided in the first chapter.

The subject matter is very good, but the plot is a bit too cliched. Can't it be described mainly in an academic way? What's the point of always writing about the fight between wealthy families? The protagonist is just an ordinary doctor, who is at most a bit skilled in medicine. Can we write more about the medical field? Don't write about other nonsense. If you write too much, it will make people annoying.

Ge Touzhang is powerful enough to persuade you to quit. You might as well write a novel, which is all about medical subjects. Then you also know something about medicine. What kind of equipment and team are needed to study nanometers? How can a technology unique to Chinese people abroad be discovered by the Japanese without being known by Americans? A doctor who can develop such a technology is not bad at skills. He is the treasure of the hospital. The United States is a very realistic country, and he is also a political director. Being specially invited to Japan to save people means that the top doctor will give up if he says he will give up. How many people he has saved and how many American rich people he knows is the doctor's network. Secondly, where does the cost of researching nanometers come from? Even if he provides it himself, it proves that his medical skills are good enough and he can earn huge sums of money. The hospital does not know that China, the only country in the world, will treat capable doctors as treasures. After returning to China, it will beat all kinds of doctors. This is to become Hua Tuo. I'll still take the time to read your last book

On the day when I was reborn and the protagonist's mother died in an accident, the first thing I did was to run to the hospital to find his mother. The problem was that the protagonist had just called his mother a minute ago, and the matter was solved with just one phone call. In order to show off, his mother was deliberately "dead" again, poisoned in Chapter 7.

As we all know, the officialdom in this book is very realistic

It has been many years since I read the book, and the author is a bit old-fashioned. After reading dozens of chapters, the patients I rescued were all older than the last. They were either big bosses or chiefs. I met a girl who belonged to one of the top ten families in China, and she also had a fiancé. Is it time to slap my fiancé in the face later? These routines are so old

I think many of the TCM theories in the article are wrong. For example, the author believes that medicines are poisonous in three parts, which means that all medicines are poisonous and must be removed before use. I think medicines are poisonous in three parts, which means to warn everyone not to take medicines indiscriminately. You need to have a good understanding of the properties of medicines and your own symptoms to prescribe the right medicine, otherwise it will be easy to kill people, such as human beings. Eating too much of a good thing like ginseng can heal the dead. I also think that the main method of traditional Chinese medicine to deal with the toxicity of drugs is to reconcile them, rather than directly removing them as mentioned in the article. The main example is that some prescriptions contain arsenic, snake venom and other very toxic poisons. Therefore, although the protagonist in the article uses traditional Chinese medicine to treat diseases in many places, these statements are all wrong.

The old routine is still that a beautiful woman brings a grandpa, and then the grandpa gets sick, and the protagonist comes out to pretend, and then the beautiful woman belongs to a big family, and then they are flirting with each other, and then on the way to the hospital for work, they encounter a car accident, and the person who got into the car accident is a white, rich, beautiful, and white-collar worker. In order to play ambiguously in the future, the traffic police came and they met a beautiful policewoman and they continued to be ambiguous. When they went to the hospital, they met a beautiful nurse who was ambiguous again. After leaving the hospital and returning home, they met a single woman from across the street and they continued to be ambiguous.

Chapter 1: Persuading you to retreat, you deliberately created such a weak-minded sidekick, forcibly created conflicts, and retreated.

It's well written, I've been reading it. But there are too many drinking places and too many social events. The profession of a doctor is destined not to drink so much, which will affect his state. You can go to the hospital and see if any doctor is drunk every day?