This Doctor Is Incredible

I have finished reading it now, and I will summarize it as follows: 1. It flows smoothly and reads smoothly. 2. There are no obvious poisonous points, and I feel happy while reading. 3. The character has a good three-dimensional view, and I am not a virgin or a saint. 4. The Golden Finger book is helpful and powerful, but it is comfortable to read. 5. The case introduction is also professional. Anyway, I read it with gusto. 6. At present, I think the first medical novel is "The Godfather of Surgery." Unfortunately, the author is busy with surgery and has stopped updating. This is a well-written book, and I can look forward to it 7. Work hard to update it.

It was the first time I saw a doctor and felt so happy. There is no pretense or contradiction, and I finished reading it in one go.

In the middle, I saw an article about the interaction between women, which seemed to have been deleted because some readers thought it was offensive. Now it is purely a popular science article. If the novel needs to be down-to-earth and have positive energy or professional knowledge, it will be like the current Spring Festival Gala, which is boring. I don't know what everyone wants. In reality, what ordinary people pursue is money, power, status, fame, women, and doing good things without harming their own interests. I don't know if the readers of Qidian are squatting at home and not walking around the streets. People in junior high school and high school all have girlfriends, some have more than one, not to mention that rich people even have N small bosses and foremans. Your handsome protagonist with special abilities is worse than the mini-boss 😁

I found that the protagonists of all the doctor articles in Qidian seem to be busy with medicine and medicine-related things all the time, and have no other entertainment or their own leisure time. This obviously glorifies doctors and is not in line with the actual situation of life.

The book is very good, but I couldn't stand it from about 20 to 24. Several sons blamed each other for their father's death from illness. The plot is okay and very realistic, but the author keeps insisting that raising a son is not as good as raising a daughter. If it is a daughter, most of them will go bankrupt and will not care about it. I don't know where the author got his data or opinions. Most of the people who accompany patients in hospital are women. Firstly, women are mostly more attentive. Secondly, it is generally easier for women to take leave to take care of patients than it is for men to take leave. However, this does not mean that men are unfilial. I don't know where the data comes from when it is said that a daughter is broke and willing to do more? Is it a study of single women and single men? Single women are willing to save their parents, but men don't care? If you are a married woman, losing her entire family means not only losing your own family, but also the man's part. In this case, can you say that the woman is filial and the man is unfilial? Or is a man willing to save his father-in-law and mother-in-law but unwilling to save his own parents? It's not easy to find a good book these days. Everything else about this book is very good, and the main character Goldfinger is also very interesting. But this part made me so disgusted that I didn't want to read any more. If I only mentioned it once, I was ready to put up with it. But in the end, the plot was almost over, and the author once again pointed out that it is better to raise a daughter than to raise a child to protect yourself in old age. .

In fact, it doesn't matter what department it is, but the most important reason why I don't like to read novels about pediatrics is: many authors like to write about medical troubles, and parents have to be messy when treating children. The writing is particularly disgusting! ! ! Yes, I don't deny that this is reality, but when I read doctor novels, I just like to read all kinds of unclear nouns, cases, and the awesomeness of competing with the god of death. Real life is so fucked up, so I want to read something better in novels. This is my purpose, so I keep reading this book.

Three sentences about the rich woman. I know the author is making fun of me, but I always say it's really annoying. You have to have a temper when making fun of me.

I heard that the protagonist will choose to go to the pediatric department. The thought of it makes me feel like I have a lump in my throat. The grass jelly will instantly become useless. I might as well go back.

I read other medical books and was recommended by book friends in the comment section. The previous writing is quite good, but to be honest, I am not interested in pediatrics. For this kind of books, I prefer emergency medicine. Others may say that emergency medicine is badly written, but I cannot deny that emergency medicine is good-looking. It contains all kinds of emergency patients and general surgery is very exciting. And relatively speaking, the relationship between pediatricians and patients is very tense. For example, for a couple, maybe their parents are sick and have an operation, and they are just nervous and concerned about it. But let alone the operation, if the child hurts from the injection, they are eager to give you a few times. The reality is so cruel. I personally witnessed a nurse being slapped twice by the mother of the child because of this⊙_⊙Do you think it is normal for a child to cry after an injection? Some adults are still crying ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )

Is your father the dean? No matter how hard you try, the hospital won't give you a chance, and even the county won't let you in.