Surgery Live

A behind-the-scenes look at the life of this old man! Don't miss it! This old man participated in the fight against SARS in 2002 and the fight against H1N1 in 2009. He is a respectable angel in white. He saves lives in his work and has also quietly sponsored children in mountainous areas. **Key words for this old man's daily life:** Focus, self-discipline, this old man, hairline down to his waist.

This book should be renamed: A Guide to the Treatment of Rare Surgical Diseases. Having practiced medicine for twenty years, I've only heard of most of the rare diseases mentioned, never actually seen them. Out of professional habit, I specifically checked the literature to verify the disease symptoms and treatment plans described in the article, and surprisingly, they were mostly correct. I have to admit, it's impressive!

I specifically spent five yuan to write this review, but after reading just a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. I just had to get this off my chest. There's a ton of discussion praising its professionalism and quality, and I almost wondered if we were reading the same book! Just a few chapters were enough to drive me crazy.

It's heartbreaking to read this. I've had something on my mind for a long time, and I finally want to bravely write it down. Shouldn't we doctors be proud and honored to treat and save lives? Why is it that now it feels like we owe every patient millions, and we have to act like subservient just to see a doctor? Our hospital (a top-tier hospital in a first-tier city) also requires smiling service.

I first read *The Great Doctor*, the Qidian version, more than three times. I accidentally learned about *Operating Room* on a book club forum. I read a few chapters at first and then put it down. In early June, I was in a reading slump, so I started reading *Operating Room* again, and I was hooked... The two authors have very different experiences, resulting in vastly different genres.

I'm actually quite curious about this book's readership. Initially, I didn't check the reviews; I only read pirated copies intermittently for a while before subscribing to the full official version just to see what people were saying. I discovered that the readership includes not only doctors and medical professionals, but also science communicators.

Completely baffled. A 12cm blood clot? What does it look like? I'm updating 30 chapters for the National Day holiday, could you consider 70? After all, it's the 70th anniversary. A few days off in the middle of the month would be acceptable. 😃😃😃

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Bless you

This year started off badly, but thanks to the dedication and hard work of medical workers, the epidemic has been brought under control. The epidemic is drawing to a close, and the live surgery broadcast is also coming to an end. To be honest, I'm very reluctant to say goodbye—to Zheng Ren, to Xiao Yiren, to every character and case in the series.