
The Divine Doctor Steals the Show in the Modern Entertainment Industry
神医在现代娱乐圈秀翻了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 534k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Wealthy Family
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Ah, I'll check in myself.
I love this beautiful scenery, what about you?
Overall, I quite liked it. However, the female lead's tendency to treat just anyone is too saintly. While doctors have a kind heart, others may not appreciate her kindness. Some might think she's meddling, while others might find her cheap. Her biological father's attitude best illustrates this. Frankly, the female lead doesn't need to acknowledge these parents, since her father doesn't care about her and doesn't even like her.
The beginning was alright, but the more you read, the more frustrating it became. The author may have intended to write a female-centric story, however, the female protagonist doesn't resemble a so-called past-life medical saint at all. In any profession, achieving the title of sainthood requires more than just professional success; it also demands success in interpersonal relationships, making…
The author's logic is unclear; a lot of time is wasted on trivial family matters, while important plot points are glossed over. I really couldn't read any more.
Wow! My favorite author has a new book! I'm eager to read it! Keep up the good work! ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
I don't understand. Why would someone use a patient with late-stage liver cancer as a bet? If the patient is cured, the bettor wins shares; if not, the bettor loses shares. Is a cure even possible? Does everyone around seem to think that as long as the "medical skills" are high enough, late-stage liver cancer is no big deal? Is this book not about traditional Chinese medicine, but about a miracle doctor?
I've discovered another great book, looking forward to it!
It's here! Go new home, may it be a blazing success!
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