I'm Really Just an Intern Doctor

It feels okay. One thing I don't like is that the system rewards are too data-based and skill-based. For example, the "Eagle Eye" has to actively activate skills. We can't use them as much as we want, just like thinking. For example, if you learned to ride a bicycle when you were a child, you will naturally learn to ride in the future. You can't just yell to ride a bicycle, so why do you have to activate the skills separately? Just replace it with keen awareness. There are also some growth data, what charm + what points? ? + What time does it mean? For example, wouldn't it be nice if the system rewards you with low-level bandaging skills, and then your proficiency can be upgraded to master level like in the game. The thing I want to complain about the most is what reward increases wound healing. It's a fantasy, isn't it? Is it also like some novels that reward the scalpel with its own sharpness and wound healing? Or perform surgery to heal earlier than others or increase the chance of recovery, etc.? To be a little more realistic, I think it would be good if the system rewards some knowledge. Don't be vain

It's this kind of plot again. It's very coincidental that a patient with this skill comes to him, and he keeps repeating the matryoshka.

Check the information while writing. Don't write urban novels as fantasy novels, and don't write life and death as mythical novels. Even if the protagonist's friends are terminally ill, they can be cured. It's better not to write such a plot.

After reading more than 30 chapters, the plot is simply nonsense. A person who leaders at all levels said must be rescued is thrown away without anyone taking care of him before he is out of danger? Are you relying on an intern to send you to the intensive care unit? Not to mention whether you are busy or not, to put it bluntly, ten people were saved in the emergency room, but this one was not revived. The doctor in charge had to suffer, what else can you say? This Hu Wei cannot be so brainless. You have not completed the task assigned to you by the leader. This is the result, this is the reality.

After graduating from a doctorate and going to the hospital, you have to intern for one year to get the medical qualification certificate, let alone a bachelor's degree graduate. Without a medical qualification certificate, practicing medicine is a crime, and you also perform surgeries. It's nothing if you can bandage the wound during the internship. Which leader during the internship dared to sign for you to perform surgery? I really don't want to die. Without 5 years of experience, it is impossible to go to the operating table. Even if you are a genius or a great person, you can't go to the operating table if you have no experience. It has nothing to do with technology. I have never seen a surgeon under the age of 28 in any hospital.

It's so funny, I, a clinical intern in the hospital, have noticed the embarrassment syndrome. In the words of the Academic Affairs Department and the Science and Education Department, the biggest operation that our interns can do now - suturing, can only be performed with the teacher in the audience.

Please, please understand what an intern does before you write a novel.

It's the interns who are losing air every second.

Trainee surgeon? Is the author crazy or the hospital? Do you know what illegal medical practice is?

In Chapter 60, a trainee doctor went to the hospital to work for a week, changing dressings and suturing. I have never been to the operating room. So I started writing about trivial things about my family. One moment my sister was broadcasting live, another moment she went home and had a fight with her cousin, and the next moment it was time to divide the family property. When everyone comes to read doctor novels, they want to read about hospitals. Maybe I was really distracted, so I read the end-of-chapter comments for more than 50 chapters. These are all thoughts like this, maybe you are really drifting.