This Doctor Doesn't Need Money
这个医生不缺钱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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A Call to Fans of Doctor Novels
Perhaps because I never got to wear the white coat, I've always had some regrets, so I particularly enjoy medical stories. Watching authors bring professional skills to life through one medical character after another helps fill that gap for me. I don't enjoy every medical novel, though. I'm not keen on ones involving supernatural powers. Most of the books here focus on Western medicine, with a few about traditional Chinese medicine.
Promising New Novels with Classic Potential
Most of my recommendations are new books. Old Ghost put this list together because he was bored, so there's no business deal or anything like that. Don't say I only add books because I'm paid. I go with my gut: I'll check out self-recommendations and add them if they catch my eye.
Books I'm Following: Urban, Sci-Fi, and Anime
Recommending books I think are pretty good. I've nearly caught up on all the older books, so there are lots of new ones here. Updated from time to time.
Shoujun's Picks
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In a Reading Slump? Come Quick!
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A Mixed Bag of Books
A bit of everything, collected for myself
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Without going into anything else, just the fact that the author clearly explains the different approaches of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine to treating diseases is enough to warrant a strong recommendation from the editor! Brothers, please upvote my book review so more people can see it!
Why do authors always complain about having too many readers? The latest chapter is utterly toxic! The female lead's brother is imprisoned for murder, and the female lead, injured, runs away to Africa. I haven't read such a toxic chapter in a long time. 😥
Forgive my bluntness, but I almost gave up when I got to the part about the female lead's mother-in-law, who was like Voldemort. But I stayed because the female lead's stance was clear. Then, all the messy things that kept getting involved, plus the one-for-three exchange and running off to Africa, completely disappointed me.
This doctor isn't short of money, he's just unethical.
I suggest renaming this book "This Doctor Has No Brains".
A slut who sleeps around with her best friend, a mother-in-law who's a Voldemort, a brother-in-law who's mentally ill, a slut who's always causing trouble at the hospital—and she's already doing this before it's even on the shelves?
Please see chapter 348. The protagonist's girlfriend's psychopathic younger brother (whom the protagonist even treated) killed his family and disfigured the female lead, leading her to provide aid in Africa. It's definitely a good book.
When it comes to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), some people in modern times are truly laughable. They acknowledge the efficacy of Chinese herbal medicine but reject its underlying theories, considering them superstition. They believe TCM methods like acupuncture and herbal medicine are based on experience, developed through trial and error. But they fail to consider how absurd this view is.
Sigh! I enjoyed the first 300+ chapters so much, but why did they have to kill off Zhao Xinfang? Why did they have to send Wang Shuqiu away? I was so hoping she'd come back, but why did she have to end up with Wu Shengnan? I really couldn't read any more, so I dropped it.
Here are some key drawbacks and suggestions. The first plot point is toxic: The female lead immediately leaves for Africa. Everything was fine before, showing her pressuring her parents and her brother's condition improving. Then, she causes him to have a relapse and kill her aunt and uncle's entire family. The female lead then goes to Africa.