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I just want to say one thing. If I don't send you a blade soon, I'll ask you if you are afraid.

Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง, I really like this book

Can I say that I won't be able to go to the operating table during my internship?

In fact, the book is quite good, but the author put too much water in it. Half of the book is in water. It is all about extremely detailed case reports and treatment plans, and then a lot of detailed names of surgical techniques. I am really convinced. But after excluding the water, the novel is not bad. At least it does not have all kinds of forced pretense and unrealistic interns to perform surgeries after gaining skills. It is so shocking that D Central Committee is shocked. But I feel that there is not much that can be accepted by being so watery. Anyway, keep up the good work.

The more I watch it, the more uncomfortable I feel. The protagonist is so childish. I feel uncomfortable watching it, the kind of giant licking dog

Yep, I always thought it was a public hospital, but then a director and a big boss came directly. What about them? There are so many staffing issues.

What an embarrassing thing, what kind of stuff are you writing about? (Three groups at the starting point? Oh, it plays normally.)

A little bit wet, a little bit bitchy, and a little bit of a dog licker. She's so awesome and coaxes her into being an intern, pretending to be embarrassed.

Forget about other skills, it's too much to have a hand that uses ultrasound.

Are you sure this is a medical novel? ? Chapter 1 What's going on with this indescribably strong aura of female pornographic palace fighting? ? 😠😠

It has the feeling of an urban idol drama, and it's the heavy-tongued kind from Korea. Return to Chinese medicine? Still divided into levels? It's a bit taken for granted. Learn more about the smooth road to medicine

I can't stand it anymore, it's like a poisonous king!

I, Shennong, have already tried it, and it is extremely poisonous.

Why is a doctor's book so violent? The sarcasm at the beginning of the surgery and the female colleague during the consultation are not like a doctor who saves people at all, but more like a supporting role in a fantasy novel. I originally thought it was a way to save the book, but I didn't expect it to be like this. I have hidden it.

To be honest, the pretense and slap-in-the-face plots in the early stage were all very cliche. The plot after adding the sickly eldest lady is not the most ridiculous but only more ridiculous. First she refuses to have the surgery, but the protagonist agrees after getting a set, and then she insists on the protagonist.

It's such an awkward novel. One or two of the supporting characters feel that their IQ is not present. They are afraid that others will not know that they have been assigned to a hospital, and they are still scheming in the operating room. I'm convinced.

None of this kind of book is normal, all of them are about intern doctors.

A person who practices medicine illegally gave a shocking performance here. I am also speechless. Now that I am qualified, what are I doing if I don't hurry up and take the medical certificate test...

Chapter 64: The richest man appeared and was successfully persuaded to quit! When can tertiary hospitals be privately owned? As for the big boss behind the scenes, the author may not think too highly of the word "richest man", but also underestimate the top tertiary hospitals too much. It's a good start, I have to seek death!

Why are there so many Chinese doctors? They are all over the place.