National Medicine: When You Take Things to the Extreme
国医：当你把事情做到极致
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y 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.
A Little Bit of Everything
After more than ten years of reading, from xianxia to fantasy and then sci-fi, I've come to prefer more niche, realistic novels. I also like stories about university students starting businesses while still in school. They may have some ability, but nothing too far-fetched, like the writing in Reborn as a Great Designer on my bookshelf. As I said in my list description, I read fantasy too, but I mostly focus on urban novels. If you share my views or are a kindred spirit, please follow me. I'll a
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This book started strong but ended weakly. It was alright at first, but it got less and less engaging later on. How to put it... It was frustrating to watch. While there's a lot of injustice in reality, don't forget that a master's degree requires three certificates combined. Aside from the top three universities, where can't someone with connections like you develop your career?
I don't know when I started to dislike these Western medical books that claim to cover all surgical procedures.
Go back, Ziye is waiting for you. 😭😭
Stop writing chapters with a female lead; I'll skip any chapters featuring her.
The romance scenes are really boring and unrealistic. Let's focus on the technical aspects.
Stop writing female protagonists like this. Average looks, average education, average family background, average intelligence, and she's practically an older single woman. If you read closely, she's even a bit of a scheming bitch. If you write about female protagonists, just skip over them. If you keep writing like this, don't even mention giving me a vote, I'm going to drop the book.
The female protagonist in this kind of novel doesn't have to exist; there's too much space for her in the current version, so we'll skip her.
It started strong but ended weakly. I wrote about my girlfriend every day to reach the word count, and my problematic girlfriend was especially annoying!
This can be categorized as superpowers or special abilities? Does it mean it has martial arts superpowers?
Having read all the medical novels, I just don't understand why those incredibly talented protagonists climb the ranks so slowly. I can understand needing experience to level up in the early stages, but even now, with this protagonist's abilities—ranked number one in the world for a single surgical technique, and even invented new suturing methods and new surgical procedures—he's still afraid to…
Traditional Chinese medicine is Chinese medicine, okay? Are you trying to sell something like Western medicine by pretending it's not what it is?