Li Maoyang, the Village Doctor

Only if the Chinese medical literature is systematic can we take shortcuts and explain the origin of medical skills. Otherwise, there will be no shortcuts in learning medicine.

The book is well written, and I really like the protagonist's motivation to study and upgrade his medical skills. The character development is also good It's a pity to see that the protagonist only improves in medical skills and has no improvement in medical ethics. His character is still on the decline. He lies eight out of ten sentences. Emotionally, he is facing Qin Muchu. I want to be pure at first, but I want it all the next day It's too embarrassing. I can only say that my fate with this book ends here.

I skipped watching it later, and the further I went back, the more frustrated I became. What I focused on was the character and skills of the protagonist, not the various compromises we make now.

Medical skills can be improved, and medical ethics are also okay. But the shameless behavior of liking two women at the same time and not wanting to let them go is very disgusting. I really don't like this kind of scum.

It's a very good book. I recommend this book to my students who study Western medicine. There is also another book that I have already written, "Xu Yang of Traditional Chinese Medicine", which I have read for the second time. We were a medical school and I taught English.

When setting sail for a new book, let's smell the sunshine first!

I think there shouldn't be too many plots involving medical treatment from a distance. Half of the effort in traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis is to feel the pulse. You just rely on systemic drug administration, which really doesn't improve your medical skills very much, and it's going the wrong way.

Foreigners believe in traditional Chinese medicine more than Chinese people. This is what they talked about when they were playing golf and chatting with golfers. His family's ancestors practiced medicine. I'm interested because I like history and Taoist culture. To put it bluntly, for medical novels, the first thing you need to read is the author's writing style and how he plots the plot, especially when it comes to character creation.

The feeling is getting more and more poisonous. I can see it from a hundred meters away. I have a golden finger and I have to go to college. Now that I have this ability, anyone I know can introduce a patient and he will be treated for free. Is this still the same protagonist? You can't create such a clumsy plot that doesn't fit the character just to make up for the plot! From the beginning of subscribing to now, I now have the idea of ​​giving up the book. I don't know how long I can hold on

The writing is good, the language is simple, the system is used reasonably, and there are not so many superficial expressions to slap in the face. I have read a lot of Chinese medicine articles, and this one is my favorite! It's just so uncomfortable to chase!