Dr. Chen, Don’t Be a Coward!
陈医生，别怂！
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Reader comments 51
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Confessing love
"I want to hold your hand like this and never let go~ Can love be forever pure and without sorrow~" At the hospital, Chen Nan, who had just finished surgery, hadn't even had time to change out of his white coat when he received a call from Xu Rui. "Chen Nan, where are you?" Xu Rui's voice came from the other end of the line. "I just got off work, senior sister, what's up?"
Let's talk about why most medical dissertations start at the undergraduate level. First, there's flexibility, particularly in choosing a specialization. Master's programs are often led by a supervisor, whose expertise largely dictates the direction.
What an interesting system! O(*^▽^*)o♪
Some words from a reader who has been following the story:
Actually, after reading this, I still have some things to say. Your initial intention in this book was to promote Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), but why do you keep using TCM as a stepping stone to promote its effects? We all know that TCM practitioners have a long developmental period, but a TCM doctor (40+ years old) should be able to treat diseases independently, right?
I have a classmate who has athlete's foot, a chronic problem. It starts to flare up in the summer and winter, and his feet sweat a lot when they're covered up, and they smell quite bad. Is there any remedy that can help? Internal or external treatments are both fine. (This is really my classmate.)
I just want to ask, can you still manage to write six chapters a day like that?
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"Old hand, let Chen Nan go and treat the sick and save lives!"
Before heading to Beijing, I went back and read it again. I've read quite a few medical novels, from Zheng Ren and Chen Cang to Ling Ran, Xu Yang, and Chen Nan. Here are my thoughts: in the early episodes, they were on the ground, but later they weren't. I can understand the author's intention to portray the satisfaction of beating up capital, but I found it incredibly painful.
Well, it started strong but ended weakly. The first 300 chapters were quite good, but it got padded after entering the capital. In several chapters, Chen Nan was only briefly mentioned, with the rest focusing on describing other characters, and even then, I didn't remember much of what was described.