Get It Together, Doctor!

That damned director almost killed someone, and nothing happened? Wasn't there a recording device during the surgery? Didn't they turn it on when that big boss's daughter had surgery? Everything is crystal clear. The director misdiagnosed and performed the wrong surgery, yet nothing happened. The protagonist saved the life, but resigned. Is that all?

The author may genuinely understand medicine, but their plot development skills are absolutely subpar. The various conflicts and transitions are arranged so awkwardly that they lack any logic whatsoever, making it incredibly cringeworthy to watch.

Wow, I couldn't handle Chapter 2.

First of all, this is not a typo. Many readers have asked why attending physicians need to compete for the position of chief resident. Oh dear, this is quite a long story The term "chief resident" was originally coined to describe the need to undertake a heavy workload before being promoted to attending physician, in order to gain experience under high-intensity work pressure.

... That Director Lin is a spitting image of Li Yunlong (a famous Chinese historical figure known for his villainous character in Journey to the West). It's 2022, which doctor still uses such offensive language? They're all highly educated, not bandits. Doesn't this characterization seem out of place?

They withdrew after Chapter 4; they couldn't hold on any longer. Shennong continued.

Judging from the comments, I thought it would be great, but it didn't even last three chapters. 😰😰

QVQ

It must be said that this is a book about "learning on the spot".

Why aren't you leaving this terrible hospital? That's really toxic.