I Have Countless Divine Medical Skills
我有无数神医技
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
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702Chapters
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The author lacks common sense; the police handcuffed and took the doctor away without any evidence, showing a complete lack of common sense themselves, and then portrays the police as equally brainless.
The novel's "golden finger" concept is quite novel, but instead of properly treating patients and saving lives, it's all about doing ridiculous and tedious things! Such tedious things do exist in reality, but look at the probability of them in the book—it's excessive!
It's really embarrassing to see so many people criticizing traditional Chinese medicine, only to be proven wrong again.
I've read dozens of chapters, and it's all about backstabbing and intrigue. There's hardly any talk of healing and saving lives. If you're going to write palace intrigue, don't write about doctors. Doctors have the heart of a parent; there's no protagonist, just endless palace intrigue and face-slapping. Have you ever been to a hospital?
I hope the author will look up basic concepts before writing books in the future, instead of relying on guesswork. I can understand writing medical articles by taking advantage of current events, but it's important to know what the bottom line is. The doctors in the book should have a bottom line: putting patients first, especially when it comes to emergency care.
It's a complete piece of fluff, utterly devoid of any intelligence.
After reading the first few chapters, I thought it was a gem, but as soon as Gao Yuan appeared, my system started beeping incessantly. Your Shennong physique +1 Your Poisonous Body +1
I gave up after seeing him taken away by the police and then said he was acquitted! So brainless.
This book is great in every way! It's just that it loves to show off and slap people in the face! Everyone the protagonist encounters has to step on him so he can show off and be humiliated! One or two people would be fine, but the whole book is like that, it's tiring to read!
If we consider the average person's IQ to be 100, and the IQ of supporting characters in novels is typically between 40 and 70, then the IQ range in this book is 10-26... That might be a bit high, but it's definitely not low.