Qin En, Battlefield Doctor
战地医生秦恩
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 705k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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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!
After All These Years of Reading, Don’t Miss These Books, Most Completed
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These little feet are nice, let's just say they belong to Qin En.
Good luck with your postgraduate entrance exam! It's not that difficult. I went through the postgraduate entrance exam process myself, and now I have a dual master's degree in nuclear physics and nuclear chemistry (I've already got my nuclear physics degree, and I still have one year left in chemistry).
You'll know it's amazing the moment you see it. Why is it considered awesome? The concept is novel: doctors save lives and soldiers fight on the battlefield. A clever combination Then its plot has a good balance of pacing. It can evoke the reader's emotions and also relax the reader's mind. Of course, the most awesome thing is that The above is all just my boasting.
It's well-written. I just discovered this book today and finished it in one go. This book is quite to my taste, but I feel that the female lead in the domestic version is too formulaic, like the "My Sassy Girl" series from a few years ago. I hope there will be more plot development, instead of this kind of romantic subplot that feels awkward. The female lead should be mentioned only briefly. That's just my personal suggestion.
I genuinely think this book is good, but why is nobody reading it?
That's all for today's update, that's all, that's all!! More substantial content, please.
I have a question. The book is titled "Battlefield Doctor," so will the protagonist eventually join the army as a medic? Or is it just called "Battlefield Doctor System" because the protagonist can use a system to practice in military units in movies and TV shows?
😁😁😁The author is here.
Lately, it's all been content from the same place, and I can't believe I actually read it all without skipping anything! It's a miracle! It's very well written, keep it up!! I look forward to it every day. Honestly, compared to the previous challenges, Verdun was too slow. The point accumulation was so long that if you didn't mention the points section, I would have completely ignored the fact that it was just for scoring points (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia Keep it up! (´-ω-`)
Uh, even though this is about battlefield medics, it can't just be about the battlefield, right? Could you write more about the real-world urban life? The switching is too fast ╮(╯_╰)╭ I'm getting a bit tired of it. I skipped around in the Battle of Verdun, and now I've just come out of it and I'm already in an even more intense one. Are you enjoying writing it?