
I Really Am an Intern Doctor
我真是实习医生
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Explore more →Urban Fiction with Glowing Reviews
[Urban Fiction Reading List] Only urban fiction novels are recommended here. I'm always looking for good books, and I never stop. Writing begins with persistence. I look for promising new authors and help them reach the premium ranks, so no one has to suffer a reading slump. Readers, please follow and save this reading list! Please note: this list only accepts urban fiction. Scroll down to find the carefully selected books below. Please tell me whether you think the books on this list are any
Promising New Novels with Classic Potential
Most of my recommendations are new books. Old Ghost put this list together because he was bored, so there's no business deal or anything like that. Don't say I only add books because I'm paid. I go with my gut: I'll check out self-recommendations and add them if they catch my eye.
Unearthing Promising New Books, Updated Regularly
I'll keep adding new books I think are worth reading. The only criterion is that the enjoyment I get from reading them is worth the time I spend.
Updated Regularly: Promising New Books
I'll keep adding new books that seem worth reading. My only criterion is that the enjoyment you get from a book should be worth the time you spend on it.
I Just Don't Read Beginner-Level Novels!
I keep a record of books I enjoy. No mindless power fantasies, no harem stories, and the protagonists all have normal intelligence. There are books aimed at both women and men. Anything I like goes on the list. My standard for choosing books is simple: they're books I'm willing to pay to read. I'll update the descriptions whenever I feel like it. I've read them all, so I'll write reviews too. - Qidian, please approve this!!
A Daily Must-Read for Single Folks
The protagonists all have their heads on straight, and the plots make sense. These are easy and enjoyable to read, with both male- and female-oriented novels~~ I'm seriously running out of things to read lately. Anyone have a genuinely good book to recommend, one worth saving to my library?!
Sensible Values, Excellent Worldbuilding, Smart Characters, No Beginner-Level Writing or Saintly Protagonists 🍻
Reading is a personal thing. Everyone has different ages, life experiences, and tastes, so the same book can receive very different reactions. What’s a treasure to one person may be poison to another. I’m no authority, so I wouldn’t presume to tout my list as definitive. I’ve just been reading for quite a few years, and I’ve gotten fairly good at avoiding books that aren’t for me. I hope this list can be useful when you’re out of things to read. Everyone has plenty of pressure from work and stud
Snack Base
Here you'll find promising new books that explore new worlds Here you'll find horror Here you'll find fantasy Here you'll find fantastical adventures And anime-inspired stories... Plenty of great picks with good writing The authors are all stuck in the pits of their own books, waiting for you to fall in with me
Urban Fiction, Xianxia, and Historical Fiction with Smart Protagonists and Well-Crafted Plots
I've read every book I've added to this list, and I think they're all at least worth a look. None of them will drive you away in disgust! Everyone's welcome to leave a comment or make recommendations, too.
Only the Novels I’m Following: Great Writing, Great Plots, or Great Protagonists
I can’t add any more books, and I don’t know why. I like original stories. Most are early-stage works, because so many books become formulaic as you read on, and I can’t be bothered to keep following them. I clean up and replace books periodically, removing the ones I’ve lost interest in.
Read It or Don't
All kinds of classics.
Baozi's Study
There are fewer and fewer novels I can keep reading. Since I don't know what to read anyway, I might as well keep a record of the novels that left a deep impression on me, as a way to look back on the past. Turns out I can't keep adding books forever. There's a limit...
Entertainment and Alternate Worlds, Taste-Tested
Infinite worlds, entertainment, urban fiction.
Silver Anniversary
A memento of hitting the Silver tier
Collecting Doctor Novels, All Kinds Welcome
I'm mainly recommending doctor stories now. You're welcome to recommend them to me, and I'll also share all kinds of doctor stories with you. I may occasionally recommend other books I enjoy too. Hope you like them! I'm thinking of making some changes to the list. Would you be interested in stories about other interesting professions? You can also tell me which categories interest you. I may make some changes. Keep it up! Sending love! If you like the list, feel free to send flowers!
Detail-Rich Stories for Slow Reading (6 Medical, 1 Sci-Fi, 2 High Fantasy, 1 Horror)
Medically accurate and eclectic. Mostly lighthearted and humorous, with some personal feelings mixed in. For reference only. (10 books total: 6 medical, 1 science fiction, 2 Western fantasy, 1 horror)
As Long as I'm Happy
⊙∀⊙!There's nothing much to introduce! I recommend books purely according to my personal mood and interests. Read them if you're interested, and move along if you're not. Reading is purely a personal hobby anyway. As long as I'm happy, that's enough. Someone recommended a book about bugs in the comments. The first chapter seemed pretty good at first, but I'm scared! Even paranormal novels don't scare me this much! Please don't recommend books with insects as protagonists, and don't recommend any
Bingbing the Demolitionist
My reading list
My Taste: Carefully Selected
The heroine is pretty inspiring, and the hero isn't an idiot Updates are a little slow
Xiao Nan Is Addicted to Steam
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Great Medical Novels
These are genuinely good reads. If you're out of books, come take a look.
Books I'm Following Lately
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Foraging for Good Reads in a Sea of Books, Send Flowers 🌸
These are all books I'm currently following. After so many years of reading, I think this list has something for almost everyone: food, urban life, pets, fantasy, fanfiction, anime, and female-oriented novels. Feel free to recommend good stories too. Being out of books is a daily struggle ╯﹏╰ If you like food stories, anime, or pets, scroll down and have a look. I'm always digging for good reads and will add new books from time to time (≧㉨≦) Some are ready to binge, and some are new. I've fi
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Physician literature that most truly reflects the level of third-level doctors
I have read a lot of medical articles before, but I almost gave up on them within a few chapters. For example, some writings made everyone stunned and thought they were geniuses because they tied knots quickly and well. But is the growth of a doctor that simple? An old expert who is over 90 is still undergoing surgery, so his knot-tying skills must not be as good as those of young people, right? But he is still the top expert! So what are the growth aspects of doctors? Check out YY's cheat sheet, do you have quick hands? That is a basic skill, and in the end you will only be considered a medical craftsman! Does the self-contained system diagnose correctly at a glance? Yes, a clear diagnosis is a lifelong pursuit of doctors, but this is just like YY himself who started out as Pangu and Hongjun. YY without details cannot impress readers at all. Can you see the internal organs and bones with your own X-ray eyes? Sorry, these radiology departments can do it. So where is the growth of doctors reflected? I think it is nothing more than the ability to identify similar causes and be able to accurately explain most of the patient's clinical manifestations with the causes. For example, someone has a cough for 1 month. I could think of whether it was lung cancer, tuberculosis, sars... I thought about the severe cough I had just now, and even a little bloodshot appearance, so I immediately looked up the information (specifically Baidu) and felt that I was not going to die soon. This is the medical "enthusiast" level of Baidu's medical treatment. ,,,,xct…,,,, This is residency level. It can explain the cause of the patient's disease from the perspective of physiology and pathology based on the patient's clinical manifestations, and roughly predict the treatment effect. This is roughly the level from senior residents to attending physicians. ,,, ,,,, So having a golden finger system to diagnose at a glance cannot become a big boss. The boss needs to be able to see clearly and clearly explain the cause of the disease. It's just a simple fever symptom. Why does this patient have tuberculosis and that patient has a bacterial infection? Because, it is really scientific truth. Without this kind of logic, it is called witchcraft. With this kind of logic, it is called medicine.
It's on the shelves. I'll give you a piece of silver.
I think it would be better to change the title of your book to "The Counterattack of the Black Face Doctor". Because the protagonist can't just be an intern all his life, right? Can't it be upgraded?
Originally, An An was supposed to "surgery for a day, and she was exhausted and didn't want to move" today, but she had no choice but to recommend it today. My editor was very kind to me, and they were caught in the middle, and it was difficult to do. If there was no recommendation from the platoon, I would have gone for the surgery, but now, I can't let her down. On the other hand, this book was discontinued for a few days because I had a fever last month, and I lost a lot of subscriptions. As I have said before, the subscription fees dropped by 40%. It hurts╯▂╰ During An'an's internship period, there was no salary, and I had to pay tuition. Before writing the book, I tried many things, including opening a canteen, working as a tutor, and being a companion... (There were many classes, and I couldn't leave the school at will, so there weren't many choices.) Then, the family environment was based on Zhang Tianyang's... My father was about to give birth again recently... Therefore, if you continue to be willful, you may not be able to see Zhang Tianyang treating diseases and saving people in the future... In the past few days, I have forwarded it everywhere, filled out the copyright regulations to collect opinions, and also contributed some money. But it was a bit of bad luck that it happened to be today. I bow to everyone and apologize ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )
Big guys, move your hands, click on the battle to give the author a like (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄) Click on the book details in the Qidian app bookshelf and there will be a person to help him, click in, search "Please call me doctor", and click on the precious like! You can click twice to share the event page~ (The author said the more likes you get, the more photos you will get_§:з)))‖∠)_)
Book Review: Congratulations on the excellent product
Today I would like to recommend to you a new book for newcomers that will be on the shelves at midnight on January 1, 2020. I dare to say that this book will be a masterpiece on the first day! "I'm Really an Intern Doctor", author: Please call me doctor. Category: City-Super powers. [Introduction] "I am really an intern! My face is just a bit dark." Intractable disease? Emergency rescue? Calm down, that's my daily routine. This is the story of a little doctor who was unlucky and was forced to excel in treating diseases and saving lives~ [Five Golden Chapters] In the first chapter, the child's face turned purple. On the sixth day of his internship in the neonatology department, the protagonist Zhang Tianyang sent the patient for an MRI. On the way back, the protagonist saw that the clever acne intern was in great danger, and the child he gave away turned purple. Chapter 2, race against time for rescue. The child choked on the milk and stopped breathing. The protagonist calmly handles the situation appropriately and provides ventilation along the way. Finally, it was ensured that the child was successfully handed over to the attending doctor and successfully saved. Saving a life is better than building a seven-level pagoda! Chapter 3: Clinical practice does not look at the process, only the results. The senior sister interrogated the process of sending him to bed and scolded the acne senior brother, but she was very appreciative of the protagonist's calm handling. It's just that the protagonist will rotate to other departments next week. Chapter 4, Indifferent Senior Sister. The protagonist triggers the exclusive system of "Black-faced Intern Doctor". This system is so good, it is called the trouble-making system. After rotating in the nephrology department, he met the cold-hearted senior sister. Any more words he said would be a waste. Chapter 5, critical condition. As expected, the protagonist successfully admitted a patient with renal failure, and because he forgot to do dialysis on time, his condition became critical. The protagonist stopped the senior sister who was about to get off work and asked her to see the patient again with milk tea. Fortunately it was timely. [Brief Review] Let's not talk about the authenticity of the newcomer's new book. I personally think the author's identity as a doctor should be true, and it is possible that it is a female author. There are two reasons: I like to complain about work to my mother instead of my father; I will make readers cry. The main basis for questioning the author's identity as a newcomer is the acceptance speech. Another cute new author who promises to provide more quality updates and more updates. The editor has been a new author until now, but I never know who gave me the courage to write this kind of acceptance speech? Is it the editor or God? I want to write like this too! But in fact, I can only write it. I would like to thank the editor for not recommending it even once. I am so happy to have it on the shelves~ After talking about the author, let's talk about the book. This book is very real and simple. True, because of those cases. I believe that anyone who has read medical novels, movies and TV series has seen similar cases. Reality, mainly details. There are no fancy medical techniques or invincible external possessions that can cure diseases in a second. Just use the simplest and most scientific ventilation, cases and medical history to judge. The protagonist is just calm and has a strong academic physique. This is also a very important prerequisite for being a good doctor! Simple, mainly the writing style. Some novels like to use gorgeous words to pile up environmental and psychological descriptions, leaving only one third of the chapter. This book does not have it, it uses medical knowledge points and system introduction, and the plot is used later. After all, during internship in a hospital, there are many various cases. Of course, it can also be understood as a writing novice. However, only by introducing medical knowledge in plain language can it be easier to get closer to readers. Too technical terminology or too dense drug names sometimes do not add points to the author's professionalism. This book is just right for now. In addition, this chapter talks about the assistance from relatives and friends, which also adds a lot of interesting stories to the book, which is very heartwarming. In addition, the book was put on the shelves at midnight. The editor subscribed to a chapter at 3 o'clock in the morning. It ranked 2100. The first order of 3000 was already in my pocket. It's just that the collection is less than 70,000, so it would be very difficult to get more than 10,000 first-time orders, unless something goes against the grain, such as a big push. [Summary] This book is a very sincere and shameless medical article. Get in the pit, get in the pit, get in the pit quickly!
Hello everyone, I am An An, this is an opinion forum
When manpower is limited, the power of the collective is greater than the power of the individual. An'an needs your help. Every reader who reads the book is my little cutie. If you have any comments or suggestions while reading the book, you can put them forward here~ But don't comment here (´-ω-`) I hope to hear everyone's voices~ (I'm not trying to copy a book review, no!)
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Clear the name of Zunan! Call for the chariot! —— ? Questioning the driving skills of her female driver? Now, as the instructor of the chariot safety brigade, I will give you a unified explanation: If others drive great cars, I will drive it! I can drive a car that others can't drive! Hum╯^╰! In a word, the track presses the face, and the dirty safety is granted! This is dirty safety! ... Is it clear enough? !