
A Physician Without Equal
医士无双
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Great Books
All kinds of genres. You have to keep switching up what you read
Books I’d Want to Keep Following
Over the years, there have been books I might read from beginning to end, or scenes, or moments, or characters, or ideas, or even the mood I was in while reading, that always come back to mind.
Worth Paying For and Worth Recommending
Books I've read that have distinctive qualities and memorable highlights
A Little Book Nook 🏯
Really good books
Yu Family Book Nook (Mostly Single-Heroine Stories)
Books I like and am reading now, saved here for later.
Have a Look at These Books
The ones that have stayed in my mind all these years. I'll recall them bit by bit!
My Little Book Nook
Books I saved in case I ever run out of things to read
🚂🚂🚂 A Working Stiff's Spare-Time Escape: Fun Comes First, Depth Second
Updated on November 16, 2020: Many of the original books in the book list have received 404 status. I have updated some of the good works I have read recently. Recently, I have become crazy about novels focusing on Western medicine. If you like it, you can add it to your book list. There are some doctor novels that I have been following recently. The train is leaving(´-ω・)▄┻┳══━ From junior high school to now, it has been more than ten years Starting before Guo Xiaosi's summer solstice (˃᷄˶˶̫˶˂᷅
Great Medical Novels
A blessing for readers who enjoy urban medical novels
Medical Fiction! Medical System Fiction: Study Medicine, Save the Chinese People
I tried writing a book, then found out how hard it is. If you can afford it, please consider tipping! I read medical novels just to learn a few things.
My Reading List
All my favorite books
Just My Type: Stories That Catch My Eye
Books that suit my taste. Every one is a book I used to love or still love! Removed because of updates: Celebrity Daddy and His Darling Daughter
A Memo for the Medical Novels I Read
Not so fantasy-heavy.
Novel General Store
Books I like
Miao Pu
A home for all kinds of promising new novels. Anything that stops updating gets removed.
Post-Apocalyptic and Rebirth Stories
These are all books I've saved. Some are post-apocalyptic stories, and others are recent favorites. I read all kinds of things.
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When I saw that I was going to adopt a little black girl, I felt that the character setting was purely for the author to show off his love. To be fair, if you write a kitten and a puppy, even if you adopt a boy with a crew cut in Africa, I don't think it makes any difference. I don't want to say whether the writing is good or bad. Anyway, I feel uncomfortable watching it, so I ran away.
Can't you hire a driver if you're drunk? Can't you take a taxi or ask someone to take you back? Is it also called a last resort when drunk driving causes the death of innocent people? Drunk driving is full of crumbs, and there is nothing to clean up The protagonist was originally a very nice person, but what happened to you suddenly?
The author himself may not be very proficient in professional skills, and may be taking the administrative route. Moreover, they may have studied abroad since childhood or their family environment has very little traditional cultural atmosphere. There is too much rationality in the text and very little sensibility (or there is very little Chinese sensibility). I don't know much about cultural traditions or customs, and I don't understand them very well (for example, when someone coughs and taps his back, this is an almost instinctive behavior when growing up in a Chinese family environment, but the author does not understand it.). Therefore, readers who grew up in a family with a normal traditional cultural atmosphere may find it very poisonous. Looking at it from the perspective of an absolute observer without any traditional Chinese overtones, this article is okay.
Adopt a nigger, the plot is dragging, it took me several hundred to finish the license exam, and I can't even watch it without skipping chapters, so I say goodbye.
When I saw the chapter about the bald head, I was so poisonous that for the sake of conflict, I forcibly subdued him. The intracranial hemorrhage is several milliliters. Symptoms are bound to appear. A bunch of things can be pulled out from the head. I can't find a reason to conflict with the teacher in charge. Isn't there an idiot on duty in the emergency room? ! ! What is the purpose of emergency room observation? ! ! Completely throwing medical common sense aside. I also threw the "mature and sullen" character foreshadowed in the previous article into the sewer. Any further explanation later will be disgusting. Even if I wrote this paragraph calmly, it would still be interesting. There is really no need to write it like this.
The writing is quite reliable and does not say that once the system is in place, it will go to heaven. The presence of the system is a bit weak at the beginning of the latter part of Africa. The most important thing is that the updates are too slow and there is not enough to read. Now I can only read it once every ten days and a half. There are too few updates.
An indescribable feeling. I don't think there's anything bad about it. It seems that the author has been working hard on writing, but I just don't feel like reading it. It's like a straightforward narrative. I want to give up as I read it.
This is the first novel I decided to pay to read. The reason is very simple. There are no small-minded people in the book. Maybe I didn't read it carefully, but at least I didn't find it. I always feel that it's not good to write about doctors in a mess. After all, it is life, and there are so many people who take it for granted for messy things. So I decided to pay and not read pirated copies.
The whole book is slanderous about Chinese medicine, and then praises Western medicine for its noble medical ethics, doing the most work for the least money. A rocket that complained that the doctor was not as good as the anchor all day long, and satirized the delivery boy, how easy it is for anchors to make money! Exaggerating how noble it is to learn Western medicine and be self-sacrificial for others!
I feel that I have read too many articles that pretend to be experts and deputy experts. It would be good to read this article about doctors that is more realistic and has a little bit of daily life. Everyone has his or her own preferences.