Superstar Doctor
大明星医生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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668Chapters
14.6kRecommendations
33.7kFans
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Any ambitious Western medicine doctor has absolutely no time for entertainment. They're busy performing surgeries without reading papers or studying. Their entertainment might be limited to writing a novel or a song. And novels are almost always a lifelong series.
I haven't watched it yet, but my instinct is that the subject matter isn't very good. Doctors work in the service industry, which requires transparency, while the entertainment industry is a world of fame and fortune, requiring a certain amount of privacy. The two are fundamentally incompatible.
Do doctors really have that much time? My brother is also a doctor; he works at least one 24-hour shift a week, and his phone is on 24/7 the rest of the time, available whenever needed. I don't know if he's busy or not, but just watching him makes me feel exhausted.
It's not to my taste. I could have read a pure doctor-themed story, but with characters switching between singing and being a star and being a doctor, I can't stand it. This book is good, but it's not to my liking.
Medicine requires a lot of practical experience, so good doctors don't have time to do other things. If they really become celebrities and do all sorts of commercial activities, wouldn't they just become charlatans and professors?
The idea that doctors have time for entertainment is utter nonsense; even if they do, they're quacks.
When I got to the chapter about recognizing the mother, well, I just didn't want to read any further. They'd only met for less than a day and she was already calling him "Mom" so casually, especially since the protagonist wasn't the original owner of this body. Even if she were, wouldn't she at least harbor some resentment? And she's planning to call that person, who has no blood relation to her, "brother"?
Putting doctors and celebrities together reminds me of the term "expert"!
Daily recommendations never disappoint; we just occasionally slip in a readable book when you're feeling overwhelmed.
What rubbish is this? If you're going to be a doctor, just be a doctor. Don't make up all this nonsense.