Reborn: The Art of Medicine Perfected

The knowledge and skills of doctors at the director level go back to 1995. Many surgical procedures and diagnostic methods have not been improved or have not been improved at that time. Papers and improved techniques are the way out. You have done so many surgeries. Doctors in the same department are not blind, and suddenly a professor-level doctor comes. Experts will definitely learn your methods, and everyone wants to make progress. In this way, your status in the department will rise immediately. Your new or improved surgical procedures and postoperative treatment methods can be published in many articles. When you become famous, you can help your colleagues by the way, and everyone will be happy. If you don't get the power and opportunity to develop the modern medical technology you brought to the past and carry it forward in that era, the meaning of rebirth will be gone. There are also people who have been reborn. Their previous life experiences are as if they are a novice who doesn't understand anything.

You say it's a good novel, can you make money together by posting the group account? These days, shit tastes bad and money is hard to make. It's too difficult.

😅 What the hell, I found that the comment areas for new books or newcomers are full of advertisements.

The most annoying thing is the kind of rubbish that leaves comments in book reviews and advises people to read books without using their brains. They read books without using their brains, and they also teach others not to use their brains. I have read hundreds of books, and people everywhere say, "Don't use your brains when reading books." I'm crazy. Are you trying to infect everyone with stupidity? I just read a few chapters and left comments, and I met another person like this. Are these people like this in reality?

After reading more than 20 chapters, I still have appendix? And then it's just a certain case in memory?

A reborn chief physician relies entirely on his memories of past gossips to treat illnesses and perform surgeries twice in only 14 chapters. The writing is mediocre to begin with, and it doesn't highlight the protagonist's strength. Is it a memoir?

To be honest, the plot is very poor. When writing these cases, such as ectopic pregnancy, appendix, and cosmetic injection, I feel that the protagonist is just relying on memory to treat diseases, without any professional skills of his own. Maybe the author has other ideas. Anyway, I feel that the protagonist's professional skills are very poor, and he relies on remembering patients from memory to treat others. This is considered a different kind of quackery.

It's very embarrassing to have a college student in one mouth. As a second-class hospital in the 1990s, undergraduate students are standard, right?

China's number one sword is reborn, is this it? That's it. There is not even a bit of medical knowledge when writing a doctor's article.

Isn't it better to write about medicine? What age is it? What's the point of writing about black gold companies, princes, and national security?