Taking a Hospital Back to the 1980S

The structure is too small. If we could really go back to the 1980s with such a systematic hospital, contact the country, and gather the power of the country to develop drugs and equipment, what impact would it have! Personal safety and status are also guaranteed. Small developments that are timid now are no fun.

The author did not understand visually what a hospital is. He probably thought that the most important thing in a hospital is various equipment. However, in fact, the most important thing in a hospital is doctors, doctors who are capable, qualified and ethical. The medical industry is a manual workshop that completely relies on the individual skills of doctors. Modern hospitals are actually the logistical support for a bunch of self-employed doctors. So what is the use of traveling back to a space hospital? You can't take hundreds of medical staff who have received medical training from later generations to travel back in time. Even if you use the space hospital to make a movie, no one in the 1980s would understand what's going on?

I write novels for entertainment. Reading novels is also entertainment for everyone. Just be happy. This novel takes a relaxed route. The protagonist Chen Xia is definitely not a "Madonna". He has his own selfish motives and is greedy for pleasure. Is there any problem with this? Do you have to leave your home for everyone? The author does not agree with this "politically correct" view. The protagonist took advantage of the golden finger to make money in the 1980s. What's wrong with that? Only if you have the strength and capital can you develop the pharmaceutical industry. If you have no money, do you want to research drugs? Do you want to produce drugs? The pharmaceutical industry is a gold-eating beast. Don't forget to see them making money and then think about their investment.

After watching a few pictures, I felt that the other people's IQs were normal, but the main character was stupid.

The protagonist's character is a bit too free-spirited. He talks nonsense when he meets a woman, and even others can't understand him when he's driving. You also have the halo of being the protagonist, otherwise you will be considered lucky if others slap you. Yao Yinping complained. Chen Xia shrugged, "There is nothing you can do about it. Who told you that you are not good at studying medicine? Do you want Teacher Chen to teach you? I brought a camera. Jiaojiao and Zhizhi were both good students back then." Yao Yin Ping turned her head arrogantly, "That's okay, you can teach me. Are you going to teach me the thirty-six poses or the seventy-two poses? Are you going to prepare a nurse uniform or a police uniform? I will never call the police or resist, and I will let you ravage me." Also, the first female nurse I met also teased her when they met. I felt that the protagonist had a low emotional intelligence, was naive, and lacked love. After all, the protagonist was also very old in his previous life. The subject matter of this book is quite good, but the imagination is not big enough. . . In the past, when talking about space, people could make flowers out of only a few square meters of space. You also have your own hospital. I am still reading the free chapters. I hope the protagonist will become more mature in the future and stop flirting with girls whenever they meet. The folk customs of that era were simple and simple. Maybe he doesn't think it's teasing, it's just that he's so childish when he meets a girl. Other than those minor flaws, the writing is pretty good. There is nothing wrong with the main body, but the details need to be a little more rigorous.

The author made the protagonist too high-profile, and he worked in a hospital. He ate all sorts of things, spent money lavishly, and had no sense of crisis. Life in 1980 was completely different from that after 1993. There are still many, many external risks. Li Erhe handled the aspect of making a fortune in a low profile very well.

The final ending is a bit cruel. The protagonist has no ties to the wishing world anymore, and he has to be reborn. The protagonist has a loving wife and loving children in the world you created. How cruel is it for you to suddenly take him back? Why has he lost so many ties to him, and he is still not crazy when he returns to the wishing world, so I think the author The ending you wrote is too cruel, it would be better to just end the party. Think about it for yourself. If you have so many ties, it would be cruel to suddenly take you away. For many readers, it will be difficult to be immersed and involved. You suddenly have such an ending, and readers will be so depressed. After all, human feelings are the most difficult ties to let go of! ! ! So I still hope that the author can change the ending and let the protagonist live in that world like this. There is no need to bring him back to the wish world. He has everything in that world. Why should he be so cruel and make the protagonist accept the cruelty of losing everything when he returns to the wish world? ! ! If so, will the protagonist have the courage to live?

When I saw the paragraph about taking out a lot of jewelry before getting married, it seemed that the author was not of a high "level" and lacked understanding of human nature. Even if your wife, like Gu Lin, has been pampered since she was a child and doesn't understand the ways of the world, and now she suddenly knows that her family has a lot of wealth and will have no worries about food and clothing for the rest of her life, then she doesn't even know that life is hard, people's hearts are sinister, and something will happen in the future! She will ruin her husband's career and life, and she doesn't know how to reflect on herself. If someone dares to say a few words, she will feel aggrieved. The author's writing style is similar to that for children before graduating from college, and they find it very enjoyable.

Don't take drugs from the hospital and sell them. You might as well research the drugs. The risk is small. If you don't have money for research, you can ask the hospital to pay for it. Otherwise, this book will be sold.

It would be more appropriate to rename this novel Bringing a Warehouse Back to the 1980s or Bringing a Pharmacy Back to the 1980s. The so-called hospital has not played its most important role at all. There is also a protagonist who has a big secret, but acts too openly and does not understand the principle of keeping wealth secret. In reality, he has already killed himself