Opening a Hospital in Another World Isn't That Hard

I find it strange that those who talk about the Holy Mother have always mentioned the concept of a doctor's benevolence, and also say that the protagonist's skills are given to others casually. I think it is normal for a doctor who loves to save others to spread his medical skills. Isn't the protagonist's goal to save more people? I really like the image of such a protagonist. When I was a child, I fantasized about being an angel in white and saving others. Unfortunately, I couldn't read so many medical books.

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The protagonist is a holy mother who directly dissuades 80% of normal men. The protagonist does not look like the deputy director of an emergency doctor, but looks like a young boy who knows a lot about emergency medicine. Emergency doctors are similar to field doctors. They are people who are as stable as an old dog no matter what the situation. At the same time, if you have seen more things and met more people, you will understand human nature. This will make this type of doctor very sophisticated and wise. The protagonist is described by the author as naive and naive, like a person who has just graduated from college. This may also be because the author has never thought about the difference between doctors, or the author's imagination is not enough to support him in understanding the mentality of these big doctors.

I understand that the author wants to write a protagonist with an innocent heart, a good doctor who saves lives and heals the wounded. But kindness and justice do not mean lack of experience and low emotional intelligence. The protagonist also begs the medieval aristocratic city lord who is incompetent and inactive to clean up the streets? How much fake wine do you drink? So childish? How advanced must the protagonist's medical skills be to become a deputy chief physician with such an IQ? The reality is that it is only possible to stay above 45. . .

My opinion on whether the protagonist is too much of a virgin: I don't comment on saving people, nor do I say anything on selfless sharing of the knowledge I brought as a time traveler. But, if others respect your intellectual property rights and don't easily learn your knowledge, you have to rush to teach them? Someone else secretly did your experiment and violated the rules and was punished. Are you going to give them life and death to avoid punishment? You think that what you do is to help others, and you think that your knowledge is not worth mentioning. In fact, you are breaking the rules and breaking the balance. Yes, this knowledge is your benefit as a time traveler, and it does not cost you much energy to research, but whether you respect intellectual property rights is an attitude. If you allow your knowledge to be obtained at a very low cost, is it disrespectful to other people in the world who work hard to do research and publish papers and achieve results? When others hear about it, will they say: I heard that someone next door had such great research, but nothing happened after it was stolen and imitated. What do you tell other researchers to think? Just because you are great, you are selfless? (Also: My internship was not for free, I subscribed to other regular software.)

I hope the author will read my book review seriously 1. It's okay to write the first 800 chapters in a teenage tone. It can be seen as the mentality after time travel follows the body's youthfulness 2. Chapters 800-1200 are no longer inappropriate. 30+ During life and 30+ after time travel, not to mention people over 60, how can a 30+ male who is already engaged still use a teenager's tone? 3. In the most recent chapter, the protagonist is over 70 years old and still described as "pitiful". Is the author too lazy? Your book has more than 4 million words, but the protagonist is not mature at all.

I wanted to see the combination of modern medicine and magic, but what happened? Where is it combined? Magic is all dependent on others, you don't learn it yourself, and then you have an epiphany. There are more than 400 pictures, let alone hospitals. You haven't even trained a nurse. When you encounter a case, you first think of various equipment and medicines (you are a true believer in "science"). Brother, you don't even think about it, and then you think of magic. Magic is also half-baked. The treatment depends on the magic variant provided by the strong. Every case is written in this way.

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Here is a list of the beliefs that have appeared so far: 1. The God of Nature, the belief of the God of Nature Order, one of the oldest forces, the elder system, in the early days there was no distinction between mages and priests, and priests have strong survival ability in the wild. Being close to the common people has a great reputation among the people, and he has a good relationship with the Magic Council. Special magic: plant growth, animal affinity, etc. (Really not a Druid?) Related plots: 2. God of War, the faith of the God of War church, and priests (all of whom seem to be suitable for pushing thighs) are strong, have strong battlefield survivability, and often work part-time as warriors. Unique magic: Sleep (anaesthesia) Related plots: 3. The goddess of spring water, the belief of the church of the spring water goddess, the state religion of the kingdom, the church of nobles, is a flag of the nobles of the kingdom. The priests all look "noble" and are good at purifying water sources and diverting water. (Water pump?) Special magic: A series of magic about water sources, such as controlling blood and water? Related plots: 4. The Lord of Glory, the belief of the Church of the Lord of Glory, is a super overlord who controls a continent. It is very strong, but there are also many enemies. It will convert spellcasters, there are many priests, and it is a papal system. Visually, it is the big boss at the end of the level. Internal forces include: Inquisition (Black Riders), Ascetics, Saints, Night Watch (spies and Gestapo), Holy Knights and others... Kingdoms that believe in it: Carolingian Kingdom, Rhine Kingdom Related plots Unique magic: [Holy Glory], Great Illumination and a series of magic that shines bright at night (guess) 5. The great Father God, the dwarf's belief, and the priesthood seem to be related to forging. Unique magic: Mithril forging (electrolysis) Related plots: 6. "Health depends on life," the protagonist's belief. Special magic: The healing technique is particularly powerful. Some guessed gods that may or may not exist: 1. In the orc kingdom, the beast god/ancestor god, should there be a shaman online? (When the legendary mages discussed what made the Pope activate this level of divine magic, they mentioned that the orc kingdom went north to grab food.) 2. The vampires, night gods/moon gods, may also believe in the ancestors. (When the legendary mages were discussing what made the Pope activate this level of magic, they mentioned that the old vampire was sleeping and should have no time to cause trouble. Others are not worthy of the battle.) Related plots (because they appeared too rarely, so they were combined into one): 3. Barbarians, ancestor gods? Other forces: 1. The far north ice sheet is speculated to be the territory of the barbarians 2. The orc kingdom in the far west 3. The Wavey Ocean 4. The western continent should be the holy city of the Church of the Lord of Glory. 5. New World 6. Storm Islands Magic Council There are many internal factions, the famous ones include Thunder Horn, Black Crow Swamp, etc. (This article introduces the most detailed forces, so I won't repeat them one by one) Already fully ordered, please comment and improve! !

A large-volume, low-profile medical version of an arcane masterpiece. He is a kind-hearted protagonist who is a doctor, but sometimes his personality is too childish and does not fit well with the middle-aged persona he had before time travel. The combination of medical practice and Western fantasy is very good-looking, but the shortcoming is that the combat is average (not much space), and the overall plot layout is also a bit weak.