Doctor: I Pick Up Attributes at the Hospital
医生：我在医院捡属性
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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If you've already chosen the female lead, don't write so many supporting female characters. It's unrealistic and distracting to have all the women revolving around the protagonist. Besides, the female lead is beautiful, rich, and has a powerful background; why would the protagonist be so ambiguous with other supporting female characters, expecting them to be devoted to him?!
It seems like every woman in the story falls for the male lead. Are women in real life really that brainless? Once the female lead is confirmed, there shouldn't be so much ambiguity in the story; it's really annoying.
Choose a female lead and focus on developing the relationship; don't let several women get involved.
Don't write too many female supporting characters; the first book already had a bit of a love triangle, and every woman liked the protagonist. 😌
1. I feel like this book is going to flop if it doesn't adapt. I recommend reading "When a Doctor Gets a Cheat Code" and refer to other people's books! The protagonist is so amazing, the strongest in the top hospital in the country, yet he's still a resident physician with no position, and he can't get promoted. It's not like he's being suppressed or has no backing!
Author, did you see that? Search your comment section. How many readers are flirting with you, and how many are complaining about "fishing" (a euphemism for having multiple partners). It's not that people don't like harem stories, it's that your harem writing is poor; it's all half-hidden and half-revealed, making it unreadable.
Don't flirt with several women all the time; it's pointless. If you're writing a doctor's story, just keep writing; don't include too much romance or gossip.
The idea was pretty good at first, but I really don't understand why there were so many female characters; it's not a romance novel.
The first few chapters were a mindless, enjoyable read, but then it instantly turned into an 8 PM romance drama, almost giving me a back injury.
I'd like to ask if anyone has read any novels where the protagonist starts as a medical doctor or a medical master's student? I've read a lot of novels where the protagonist is an undergraduate intern or a resident physician, so I'd like to try something different.