The Doctor's Life Simulator

Well, although I know that reading novels shouldn't be taken too seriously. However, some scenes really upset me 😖. As a doctor myself, I deeply sympathize with the patients' suffering. But I believe everything should be done according to the rules. Seeing the protagonist's various pretentious and unconventional behaviors is truly painful. Rules are essential.

Is the author a doctor? Hasn't he been fired yet? There are so many scenes like this: in front of the patient, he criticizes the senior doctor's treatment plan, threatening to sue them. Who would dare train you if you did that? You're carrying a bomb; anyone who trains you is doomed!

Allowing undergraduates to perform surgery directly is a huge injustice to other senior doctors. Don't talk about your abilities; you've had less education than a PhD student, so what kind of ability do you have?

This is the first time I've seen a free trial period followed by a charge. Why not just cancel the free trial period altogether? This is the starting point for hypocrisy.

This system is being wasted on you. You're only using the diagnostic and early warning functions. If it were me, I'd spend a few simulations first, learning the four diagnostic methods of traditional Chinese medicine: observation, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation.

The fact that the protagonist's aptitude is portrayed as so poor directly indicates that his surgical talent is inferior even to that of an average doctor. If that's the case, why insist on pursuing this path? Wouldn't it be better to switch to a field requiring experience, such as traditional Chinese medicine or internal medicine? Although the initial transition is difficult, developing skills like diagnosis over a lifetime will pave the way!

The "golden finger" (cheat code) setting is flawed, and the protagonist is portrayed as an idiot with low intelligence. After several simulations and hundreds of years, his medical skills remain mediocre. Did the protagonist buy this doctor? Poison, extremely poisonous!

The main character, I understand he lacks emotional intelligence. We should discuss things privately, but he insists on publicly humiliating us. This is a hospital!

Do more scientific research, and the systematic and slow promotion according to the conventional path is too slow. Those who have won the national natural science award, invention award, science and technology progress award, or the second-class or above provincial and ministerial science and technology progress award can be promoted to chief physician without being restricted by academic qualifications or years of service.

Suddenly someone has a talent for guitar, it's really speechless.