Back to 2002 as a Doctor
回到2002当医生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Western Medicine: A Complete Medical System and Technical Knowledge
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Point of contention 1 The initial 200+ chapters of summaries offer absolutely no contribution to medicine. No major changes Despite the change in position, he's still the same junior doctor who practices on pork using hooks. Are you planning to start providing guidance on medical development 10,000 chapters?
I enjoyed this book so much that I tried reading the author's completed work, but after only a few chapters, it started throwing in personal opinions and making sweeping generalizations about traditional Chinese medicine and herbs as rubbish, so I immediately dropped it. This one is also irritating, and I don't know whether to continue reading it.
I just don't understand. Director Wang has already written and published this article, and then he still comes out to disgust people. What's the point? Is this his determination to eradicate cancer?
Dr. Zhou, determined to conquer cancer, gets entangled with a department head at a prefecture-level city hospital for over 200 chapters after his rebirth. I really don't know whether the synopsis or the plot is the source of the joke.
As of chapter 275, the protagonist is still at the Third Hospital… I don't know if it's the author's personality or my own short temper, but with a system in hand and years of medical experience, why is he taking so long to tease a director at a low-level hospital? Is this director the main plot of this book? Even if it doesn't jump to the capital or develop a new path at a provincial hospital, this book is just so padded out…
I've read 400 chapters, so I'd give it a maximum score of 70. I'd give the surgery a 95 out of 100. It's a great read, and the author is also a medical student, so there are no major flaws. The best parts are all here. Now let's talk about the disadvantages. The villains are all intellectually challenged, prone to sudden outbursts, and their emotional and ideological shifts are extremely abrupt.
I've skipped through dozens of chapters, and Director Wang still hasn't been dealt with. I have to admire the author's ability to filter readers. I reckon Director Wang will have to jump around for another hundred or two chapters to deter unqualified readers. No wonder the author is a master; this method of deterring readers is used to perfection.
I felt uncomfortable reading it. It was really frustrating. The villain was acting like an idiot, constantly showing off his intelligence, and I really couldn't stand it anymore. I wanted to slap him with a slipper. There were all sorts of forced appearances... I saw the story is quite popular... Maybe this type of story isn't for me.
I know why it's not going to become popular. I feel a strange, inexplicable discomfort while watching it, and I don't know why.
The female lead's plot is just an old trope, constantly being retweeted and discussed, which is unnecessary. Besides, the romance has little to do with the main storyline. Focus the romance on the main plot, don't include it in every chapter. People who dislike the character will be disgusted and drop the story immediately. If you focus on the main plot, this won't happen.