Back in the Nineties, She Became a Star Among Top Surgeons

Why do girls always make characters so childish when they write novels? . They are college students, not elementary school students. None of them have mature and stable characters. They are all serving the love line and are speechless.

I was careless and didn't read the label. It turned out that I wasn't a strong woman but a sweetheart. I was shocked by chapter 2100. I was worried about whether the female protagonist's talent was the strongest, so I could quit. The male protagonist was more talented, but he didn't do the surgery in front of her for fear of hurting her... I was shocked.

It's a good read and highly recommended. It's the first time a novel has written about a girl's study and struggle without too much romance.

Things you also want to see: (You can also add them under my comments) 🙂 1. Neurosurgery, cardiac surgery rotation 2. Scientific research topics, as well as specific events, academic exchanges, industry breakthroughs 3. Yingying from the perspective of ordinary patients and Yingying from the perspective of peers (former Zhongshan Hospital, Guoxi and other hospitals as well as foreign doctors) 4. Yingying in rumors (some similar The legend of martial arts embellishment) 5. Returning from school to teach teachers and colleagues (a joke that native dogs love to watch!) And medical inheritance 6. An ordinary and busy day as an expert Xie (daily) 7. The emotional drama of Qin Se and Ming that some friends like to watch 8. How will future generations describe Xie Wanying 9. The annual meeting of the Department of Surgery This is a starting point, and I hope everyone can use their imagination. Come on, friends (try to keep the author writing hahahahaha×), it's up to you how much you can read O(∩_∩)O

It looks good. I am waiting for updates every day. Please update more.

She was persuaded to quit by some top relatives and classmates from Notre Dame High School. The heroine must have lost her IQ when meeting them... It's really unnecessary.

I read more than 1,800 chapters in one go. It was really interesting, but I couldn't help but the heroine's attitude towards doctors was a serious problem. If it is a foreshadowing, the setting is the heroine's heartache after her rebirth. Please tell me if there are changes in the future and where to change, otherwise I can't bear it and run away... Every time I encounter medical trouble, I put it down gently. When I went to Brother Luo, I was choked to death and slandered for no reason. I had to cover up the crime and prevent the police from calling the police. I also had to empathize with the story behind the medical troublemaker. In the end, I successfully influenced the other party and everyone was happy. Such a plot once or twice may enrich the character setting, but it is unacceptable to constantly create such conflicts and constantly make the heroine compromise. While reflecting reality and describing medical troubles, it also has to idealize and create a happy ending. Does the author think this is reasonable? ? ? In reality, will the heroine's behavior end well? Should doctors really empathize with family members without reservation at work? This kind of semi-realistic and semi-idealistic description of the current situation of the industry can really be less if it is not necessary to promote the plot. Otherwise, it will not resonate and move people, but will only make people feel resentful.

After watching it, I hope I can see Xie Wanying's story in the extra story. In the previous plot, I almost thought that the heroine really saved her grandfather. In the end, the plot turned into a feud between the parents, and I was choked back. Then Wen Zihan appeared in the extra episode, and his writing was better than Xie Wanying. There were all kinds of gods and the like. It was very uncomfortable. I am still used to Xie Wanying's more powerful plots.

It can only be said that the heroine is really like a virgin at times. She has been a human for two lives. Is she really that innocent and does not understand emotions? There is really no need for female competition and weird relatives. Every day, she talks about robots, robots, robots, Buddhas, Buddhas, Buddhas, and the language is a bit too bland.

Do you think the heroine will end up going to pediatric surgery? Everything else is good except for the emotional scenes that make me feel awkward. To be honest 🙂 as soon as the male protagonist appears, pink bubbles will appear inexplicably, and he will be hard-core. On the contrary, it makes me feel that it is more CP than interacting naturally with several other male characters.