A Medical Journey of Research
医旅研途
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
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I think everything else in this book is good, the only flaw is that there are too many female characters, and they all have different backgrounds. They're constantly having ambiguous relationships, are they even trying to focus on medicine? Especially that He Nuo, her ability to freely enter and leave the isolation hospital is outrageous. Even military heirs aren't this carefree!
Chapter 18 confirms the trip to Wuhan, and Chapter 160 shows the arrival in Wuhan, with a time difference of only about 4 days. Isn't that amazing?
It's not that junior college graduates are discriminated against; rather, due to past incidents of violence against medical staff and strained doctor-patient relationships, the requirements for doctors are now much higher. Frankly, junior college graduates' skill levels are somewhat lacking. They barely qualify as doctors.
You have to pay a penalty for breaking your contract if you take the postgraduate entrance exam through a targeted program, and it will also be recorded in your personnel file. While it's true that taking the postgraduate entrance exam with a junior college degree is incredibly inspiring, the difficulty is truly hellish.
Has the author changed? What are the last few chapters about?
I myself went to a junior college, but I still have to say, junior college students are all trash. That garbage school spent a fortune hiring Jiangnan Shipyard to recruit from our school, and they only hire one person a year. That's right, just one. Who the hell listens in class? Just answering the call of attendance is considered being obedient.
There are over 10,000 comments. Is there something wrong with my system?
I really don't understand why people want to study clinical medicine at a junior college. The admission scores for clinical medicine are generally quite high; these scores are basically enough to get into a decent second-tier university, and in some coastal areas, they're almost enough for a first-tier university. I really don't understand these people's thinking.
That's great! I'm currently a master's student in Traditional Chinese Medicine Surgery, doing my rotations. I've learned a lot from reading your novel. The professional knowledge described in the novel is accurate. Keep up the good work, author!
It's ridiculous. I just finished reading the free version and it's already been replaced with something called 450. I ordered a few copies and found they were duplicates. Then I discovered it started from Volume 3. The second page of the third section was supposed to be replaced at 12:30 to prevent theft, but it's already 1:30 and it still hasn't been replaced. It's absurd. How am I supposed to read this?