The Miraculous Doctor
开挂神医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 282k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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126Chapters
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The doctor portrayed by the author seems to lack medical ethics, completely disregarding patients, only interested in getting angry, and deliberately making the protagonist embarrass him, ignoring patients' lives. The supporting characters are also severely lacking in intelligence.
Doctors do have a temper, but it's understandable. After all, as a chief physician, they've performed countless surgeries and developed a certain confidence. Without that confidence, who would dare to go into the operating room? When someone questions a surgeon during an operation, it can certainly make the surgeon angry, just like a battlefield commander. Can soldiers just question orders?
→_→ Is the person writing the book a doctor? Don't write nonsense and mislead others. Some people see some theories from somewhere and think they know something, which will only harm themselves and others.
Please explain, author.
Author, is today's update really the end of the book? I was reading it so well, how did it suddenly end?
The college graduates of the 1980s were very competitive. In 1980, 3.33 Million people applied, and only 280,000 were admitted. The admission rate was 8.4%, And these were after a preliminary selection process, meaning only about 40% of students were eligible to take the national college entrance examination. Before 2000, a large number of people were eliminated simply by taking the high school entrance examination.
They're performing surgery to save lives and they're still spouting nonsense. This shows they don't value life. They seem indifferent and shirking responsibility. Forget it. Poisonous.
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Western medical surgery cannot be sprayed, and it won't work anyway. Other procedures can be sprayed freely. Got it!
The doctors in this book seem to lack intelligence to me. The protagonist is repeatedly proven wrong, and don't they ever learn? Are they just so cooperative? They seem to forget everything immediately after being proven wrong, and then continue to ignore the problem. In reality, anyone who becomes a doctor must at least be above average in intelligence!
I know that several of the senior experts at our local Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital were originally barefoot doctors in their villages.
Mu Yi has started a new book! Her last one didn't do very well, so I'm hoping she writes a better one this time. Good luck!