The Cheat-Enabled Resident Doctor

Will this book end with the protagonist waking up in a mental hospital bed...?

There's a problem with cheats: even if you practice a thousand times in your mind, if you never actually use your body to execute the commands, how can your skills improve? Skill requires long-term practice to develop muscle memory, not just mindless thinking. You might as well just have a systematic approach to training.

Why doesn't the protagonist die? 1. Since you have signed the donation agreement, you should use your great love to maintain your destined fate of dying and save others! 2. The person you rescued was one of the "Top Ten Outstanding Youths," an award given by the government. Would the government award such a prize without outstanding social contributions?

Someone with superhuman abilities is hospitalized? Several people, like me, made the same mistake.

One against four looks exciting... But it's actually bitter. People change, and Dr. Yan has started to turn bad too. Now that he's started framing people, next time he can try blackmail. Dr. Yan, it's best to deal with bad people by following the law. When you start resorting to underhanded tactics, that's the beginning of your bottom line collapsing, and then anything is possible.

The book is quite good, but I want to complain about one thing: it's really distracting that everyone, young and old, is constantly saying "Oli Gei" (a popular internet slang term for something cute or appealing).

He's a good person, but he's not suited to be a doctor. It's such a heartbreaking feeling. Science and human sentiment, law and morality—if the system doesn't align with human sentiment, then let it align with human sentiment.

The writing is alright. However, the character descriptions, in an effort to highlight their personalities, sometimes go overboard, which reduces readability.

The author has never run a business, yet he insists on writing about businesses. Which company would readily offer individuals a large sum of cash upfront? Does the company lack internal controls, reasonable and fair pricing, financial statement audits, and tax audits?

This older sister must have deterred many people. The author probably read the story of the whiny older sister in the newspaper, where the older sister lost both parents at a young age and didn't have anyone to pamper her like a big star. How did such a naive and innocent girl grow up?