Reborn in the Roaring Eighties: Starting with Traditional Chinese Medicine

The author's skill in writing about everyday life is decent, but seriously, they didn't do any research! The author's ignorance of doctors and medicine truly shocked me. Leaving aside the fact that all the previous understandings of Traditional Chinese Medicine are completely contradictory, when I read chapter 205, the protagonist, as a doctor, actually went into the obstetrics operating room…

That's really toxic. They sued you and you still rush to help them. You're not even this enthusiastic towards your sister's family. Who will you fawn over next?

The plot is terrible. If you're going to write about that era, then write about the love values ​​of that era. Why do you have to introduce a woman born after 2010? The protagonist is the epitome of a simp. At least have some basic logic!

The author's character portrayal has become increasingly detached from the mainstream, gradually turning him into a powerful, arrogant, and haughty young man from a wealthy family. This makes it difficult for readers to empathize with him, and quite dislike him.

The protagonist is so hypocritical and hypocritical. He has a cheat code, lives a life of luxury, and holds a high position of power, yet he looks down on those who want to make money and get rich through their own efforts, calling them greedy.

In Chapter 55, I saw a story about buying a house and a yard, and the protagonist's older sister was explaining why private sales were prohibited! I don't know when this idea that private sales were forbidden in the 1950s and 60s started and spread! The truth is, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, there was no such thing as private houses being prohibited from being sold!

Take it easy, don't write down the amount of supplies. We haven't recovered from the disasters of the past 60 years. Five pounds of meat? Even half a pound or a pound would be an exaggeration. During that period, it wasn't manual labor, and the monthly meat ration coupons for half a pound were cancelled.

The original story was meant to depict the everyday lives of ordinary people in that era. It was originally about internal conflicts among the people, but many fanfictions have turned it into a life-or-death struggle between enemies. There were no truly evil people, just the selfishness and cunning of the common people. This book is a breath of fresh air!

If you don't understand medicine, don't get involved. You even know about acupuncture for stopping bleeding? Why don't you use acupuncture to treat cancer?

This is quite an eye-opener. It's the first time I've seen an author who can write such an annoying female lead. I'm truly impressed...