The Glory of a Great Nation

It's gone off-topic and has nothing to do with the grandeur of a great nation anymore. Going forward, it can only fall into the trap of claiming I was forced not to return to China, that my changing my nationality was entirely your fault, that foreign friends were kind and helpful, and that the domestic environment was rife with opportunism and corruption.

The title is too lofty; the protagonist is a doctor, what does that have to do with the grandeur of a great nation?

Building an airport for one's hometown is a good idea, but has anyone considered that the underdeveloped area will not only completely destroy the airport's rules and regulations, but also leave it dilapidated and filthy? Most importantly, airports are incredibly expensive.

I could manage to read it before college entrance exams, but the main problem was that I always thought he would follow in his father's footsteps, starting as a barefoot doctor and working his way up to the hospital director. I figured the story before the protagonist's rebirth would be even more interesting.

I couldn't stand seeing that Qiqihar Medical College was trying to poach top scorers in the college entrance exam. When the exam was first reinstated, Tsinghua and Peking Universities gave priority to admitting students, and only then did other schools have to recruit from the remaining pool.

Is the author setting up a scenario where the protagonist will immigrate in the future?

The title is misleading; it should actually be called "The Great Grasshopper's Splendor," which is a personal showcase for grasshoppers!

The author's writing style feels strange and disjointed, making it difficult to read. It feels like a foreign work translated into Chinese. Did the author immigrate a long time ago?

The protagonist has been too pretentious lately. In his past life, he was just a director at a small hospital, with little to no systematic education. He's only been studying for about a year now; how solid is his professional knowledge? Even when he discovered Helicobacter pylori, it was basically just copying, and not particularly difficult. What's there to be proud of?

Personal success comes from one's own hard work, but this is a time-travel story. The prosperity of the motherland is what makes the later events so exciting. Please don't be too harsh on the path we've taken. The Republic has not had an easy time. Today's achievements are the result of the hard work of hundreds of millions of people. Let's not forget our original aspirations!