The Surgical Artist

Looking younger is acceptable as long as it's not too drastic, like becoming seventeen or eighteen. After all, there are people in their sixties who, through years of exercise, look like they're in their twenties. Dr. Zhong, in his eighties, looks like he's in his fifties.

Sigh, reading this novel reminded me of Academician Wu Mengchao, who was still performing surgeries at 96 years old.

He's 58 years old, does he still have a leading lady?

He looks the same as always! It's good that he's still young! After all, your topic is about old doctors! And that's what you're looking for!

Since he's become younger, the lack of a female lead makes the protagonist seem less vibrant and less interesting. If he keeps undergoing surgeries, he'll just become a robot. It would be better if the protagonist were more down-to-earth. No matter how amazing he is, he's still human first and foremost, and he can't always be working.

I don't understand. If you're writing a novel about a doctor and you're already 58 years old after time-traveling, all you need are a card for youthful physical function and a card for longevity. Why do you need a card for good looks to make yourself look younger? What's the point? Are you planning to woo your daughter-in-law?

I don't know if the author's writing skills are lacking, but the entire book revolves around the system's tasks as the main plot. It's purely about completing tasks for the sake of completing tasks, with absolutely no emotional descriptions. Furthermore, the main system tasks are incredibly frustrating. You've only got three cards and you're already at the provincial level?

I just reread it and saw the author's note about the book's release. It said there would be a big update every 4.5 Days, but that hasn't happened.

He looks 45, resembles a military commander, has the physical abilities of a 20-year-old, and will live to be over 100. What do you all think?

This book should be renamed "Nobody Understands Your Liver Better Than Me."