The Rise of Great Doctors

I was persuaded to give up after a few chapters. An undergraduate medical trainee is not as useful as a skilled nurse no matter where he is. A newbie wants to go to heaven, and thinks too naively about medicine. Why are the good ones written about Western medicine? That means all kinds of diagnosis are complete, and if there is a problem, it should be excised, and if it needs palliation, it should be treated with palliative treatment. There is a complete series of methods. Many of the graduate students do not have medical licenses. The third person was immediately dismissed at the beginning of the article. Doctors are just professionals, not saints. They give all kinds of compliments when things go wrong, and abuse when they don't. Haha.

It's too poisonous. I've been scheming all day long. I was reading a book to pass the time, but the more I read, the more depressed I became. Alas, I left.

At the end of Chapter 15, HIV testing feels very amateurish. People with some common sense know that HIV infection cannot be detected on the same day. When wounds are found, blocking drugs are taken, and it will take two or three weeks at the fastest to be detected.

After reading a little bit, there are too many pretentious and slap-in-the-face plots, and the writing is too white. The plot in the department can be there, but there are too many bullshit. After watching this, I still want to see a doctor who can cure diseases and save people.

Poison, Chapter 7: My daughter said she was pregnant when she had a big belly and didn't care about anything 😰

Is it so casual to do a craniotomy?

Writing a doctor's article and also writing a lot of intrigues is a very poisonous bunch.

Write all about intrigues, write more about saving people.

We finally signed a contract, is it time to update 😁

The creativity is following the trend, the writing is average, and the content is inconsistent with common sense, such as: The doctor doesn't care! ! !

The more you write, the more it develops into fantasy. No one can deny the effect of traditional Chinese medicine, but if you are so fantasy, the author is a high-level hacker of traditional Chinese medicine, right?

After reading Chapter 4, I really can't stand it anymore.

The main character is written like a licking dog

This kind of novel can be on the hot search, so that's the starting point

Is the author himself a doctor?🤔