The Surgeon

The description of the doctor-patient relationship is very shameless. Hospitals and doctors are not so weak, and patients cannot be so strong. No matter where the strong party is, the hospital, not the patient, should be the strong party! Some patients are unreasonable, and the hospital's handling methods would be so weak and deceitful if they really encounter them. It is completely out of touch with reality and logic. Human nature is not a fantasy! If you can't write well and are susceptible to problems, please don't write it. If you want to describe the doctors' hard work and rogueness, I can accept it, but please don't write it. The hospital and doctors are cowardly and can be bullied. It's really off the mark!

It's rare for a novel to have no shortcomings. The depth of the professions is just right, not boring or pretentious, but also very interesting; the daily writing is very relaxed, and the embeddings are short and not verbose. It not only promotes the plot but also appropriately coordinates the progress of the professions. The overall progress is quite similar to the style of American TV series. This book can be viewed as a TV series, and the visuals are really immersive.

I started quitting it when the protagonist's parents went to town to visit their daughter-in-law. I ordered more than a hundred chapters and gave up. This is not the first medical novel I have read. There were "The Great Doctor Ling Ran" and "Surgery Live Room" a few years ago... And there are a few more. In my impression, there is a very professional emergency author. His book has a good story, but it was not finished at the time, so I kept reading it and forgot about it... By analogy, I found that except "The Great Doctor Ling Ran" is a professional writer, the others are part-time doctors, or authors with more or less experience in the industry. In terms of professionalism, this book is similar to other authors. (Anyway, there is no problem in confusing lay readers, including non-surgical practitioners.) The writing and logic also start from scratch. Personally, I think this may be related to the medical profession. The author who writes the book has a basic cultural guarantee, or the author who does not have certain literacy is not afraid to write such a professional novel. This greatly improves the quality of this type of novel and ensures that the language of the novel is smooth and the story logic is clear. The advantage of this book is that it is fast-paced in the early stages and is not wordy. The protagonist cheats when he says it. Add a dark blue point, and the operation will be done immediately. The refreshment will come quickly and easily. As for the question of whether it is too far off or not... It can only be said that the beholder has a different opinion and a wiser person has wisdom. Personally, I think it's okay. Those who cheat and cheat in life are better off going home and selling corn. There is no need to pursue complete truth in Shuangwen novels, otherwise it is better to read traditional literature. However, the shortcomings of this novel... Are quite many. The author has always wanted to include some content, such as doctor-patient relationship, social logic, human nature, etc. But almost all of them are not very successful. Let me tell you a few stories... 1- At the beginning, he was suppressed by the superior doctor and was forced to resign and switch to Dongshan. This incident came back with a vengeance after it was put on the shelves, but it wasn't that great either. The protagonist returned to the old hospital for an operation, and as a more senior expert, beat his old superior on the operating table. This approach may be more realistic... After all, the profession of doctor is elite per capita. People who want to go to higher places also need a little noble sentiment, so the appropriate amount of revenge is also a trade-off and close to reality. But this matter... He is unhappy! It's better not to write. Changing to other professions, ruining one's future is like killing one's parents. This is a never-ending situation. It just ends with a slap in the face, which somewhat makes the readers unhappy and lacks thorough thinking. 2- Being hacked by unscrupulous media. I wrote about a hospital senior who repaid evil with kindness. This may be because the author wants to express some private things... Doctors are kind-hearted and repay evil with kindness. This is a plot full of contradictions. The good doctor was smeared and framed by the unscrupulous media and lost his career. An unscrupulous media reporter gets into a car accident, and the panda's life hangs by a thread. In the end, this retired doctor donated blood anonymously and saved the reporter... How terrible is this story? One is an unscrupulous media reporter who organizes the eating of human blood steamed buns, and the other is an angel in white who donates for free and never abandons his duty. How to repay kindness with kindness? In order to include this little bit of private life, the author did not write a follow-up. It's just that good people are cheated, and bad people are not responsible... 3-Chinese and foreign exchanges, live broadcast of surgery. This is to resist Japan for the sake of resisting Japan, and to show off skills for the sake of showing off skills. Japan has a car accident first to show off its skills. China went ahead, had a bigger car accident, and showed off even more skills... There is no doubt that the author has lost his mind in this paragraph. In other novels, the protagonist develops a new technique, surprising everyone with his unique move. Here is the material of the author's heavenly surgery. Forget about the car accident, he also repaired a malformed hemangioma... Uh, I forgot what the tumor was. Anyway, it just increases the difficulty. An administrative clown was also added later, acting as a kowtow bug. He almost reached out and slapped the protagonist with his face, but unfortunately he was stopped. The administrative doctor's intelligence was almost reduced to 8 years old, and he was beaten in the face... In short, these paragraphs seem to show that the author has a shallow understanding of social comfort... 4- It is not a plot, but a character, which is also the main reason why I gave up. Typical Mary Sue whitewashing heroine. With good looks, good conduct, and a good family... He and the protagonist came together smoothly without any hesitation. This kind of female character... Is only suitable for reading by younger age groups. She can't produce any chemical elements. A heroine like this who is perfect without any flaws (well-educated, considerate, only has a cute temper, a powerful and innocent family...) Will basically not resonate with readers. After all, this kind of woman usually lives in memories. In reality, even if all the delicacy is washed away, a little bit of mud will be left behind. So it's not as good as a heroine with a distinct personality. I just couldn't stand the heroine anymore and decided to abandon the book. Either you write it well or you don't. It's so annoying to write about an inflatable doll taking up a chapter. The protagonist is so good, why does he need a perfect wife to support him? You can write about a poor white-collar worker who is illuminated by the brilliance of the male protagonist's career. You can write about a genius and coquettish person who is attracted by the male protagonist's talent. You can write an absolute beauty heroine, who is saved by the male protagonist and promised to live... In short, the chemical elements produced by male and female characters are a strong attraction, and both parties need to complement each other... The female characters in the book are all very good, but the female protagonist is worthless in my eyes. Perfect and perfect combination... You two are so good, will you still pull? Is marriage, love and reproduction really what you two need? Such a good gene stack seems like a waste. Don't you get tired of being together? This is a flaw after perfectly weighing the pros and cons. The principles of many things are universal... It is good to highlight the characteristics, but perfection will be false and empty. Based on the above articles, the evaluation is that it is food and slightly poisonous. Readers who are not picky can upgrade to grass jelly. After all, there are no obvious flaws in the logic of the writing. The short pace is fast and meets the needs of online writing.

As a traffic police officer, I watched it with gusto. If there really were people like Dr. Yang, it would be the best thing for us and the drivers. Traffic police officers deal with accidents every day, and they really see too many deaths and deaths. I really don't want to see anyone die because of traffic accidents again. Also, those who occupy the emergency lane, I will punish you to death if I see them! 😆

I've just read two chapters and I can't stand it anymore, so I went out and asked my book friends if I could continue reading. 1. At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist is an orthopedic surgeon. The orthopedic surgeon performs thoracotomy and vascular suturing? 2. After being fired, you still went to help change the dressing? What did you learn during the training period and residency period? I wonder if this is a serious violation of regulations? A doctor must learn to protect himself and do things according to the regulations, otherwise he will not be able to work for a long time and may even be sued. 3. At the orthopedic level, can you only pull hooks and sew skin? Normally, special surgeries are required at this level, and one can perform some or even most surgeries.

I feel aggrieved. Why are you not willing to change jobs? Please be realistic.

This book is many times better than the shabby book in the surgery live broadcast room. That book was so poisonous that he died after reading the fifth chapter. How could that book have such good results? It was an absolute hit.

The first hundred or so chapters of this book are really good, the pace and plot are very comfortable, but from the beginning there are too many bloody conflicts, and all kinds of brainless supporting characters appear... It's a bit of a pity, I hope the author can stop it later...

In fact, I think "Medical Road" is the best among medical texts. The author is a doctor himself. He adapted the medical things he experienced into stories and also did some medical science popularization.

Nowadays, the characters of the protagonists in doctor novels are all carved out of the same mold. They are all gentle, kind and not irritable. They are never impatient or abusive. They are benevolent doctors. They all feel like saints... No, they should be robots.