
Merchant by Day, Doctor by Night
行商坐医
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 6.0M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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2.7kChapters
237Votes
55.9kRecs
158.4kFans
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After reading Chapter 12, I really can't stand it anymore Excellent medical skills, but being bullied by the dean's colleagues, which is abnormal; There is a place to get a high salary, but he would rather stay in a small hospital to get 2,000 yuan, and still be bullied, and would rather live in poverty with him at home, which is extremely abnormal; He cured the boss's incurable disease, but was unwilling to accept benefits from others, claiming to be noble, and making his family live a miserable life Author, what do you think? It's not without reason that my grades are poor. Even now, I'm still arrogant, making mysteries, and going against the readers! You write novels to make money, right? I advise you to reflect on it, otherwise you will never be popular in your writing
After watching half of it, I felt like I wanted to have a hand in everything. He kept saying that he wanted to protect those places from being overly developed. But when I meet people, I keep recommending the things there. Medicines and formulas are always delivered. What kind of brain circuit is this?
Holy Mother, double standards, always be wary of friends and always soft-hearted towards enemies, tsk tsk
This book is one of the few that I can read with more than 200 chapters and still enjoy it. I started reading online novels when I was a freshman in college. At that time, it was still a paper version, called The Magic Apprentice. It was in 2003. It has been 24 years now, and I am 21 years old.
Let the bookworms who spend hundreds of dollars a month complain about this. The background of the protagonist is unclear. He is a poor kid who knows Chinese medicine and martial arts. The key point is that you have no inheritance. Haha, which Gala did you come from? How long after graduation did you become better than the boss of the department? Chinese medicine relies on experience. And your medical skills are so impressive, yet no patient has come for a long time! Small place, good medical skills, word of mouth spreads quickly! So busy! And you don't have the personality to be a leader... Who gives you the confidence to avoid being put in the wrong shoes? You haven't been assigned any patients yet, and you still think the leader won't deal with you? ! Another note: If the boss of a big company has a problem, he will go to the county's top two! ? Go directly to key hospitals in big cities or even provincial capitals!
On the other hand, when writing about traditional Chinese medicine, it is either about martial arts masters or about gods and ghosts. I don't understand it. It is just an ordinary subject of treating diseases and saving people. Is this what it needs to be?
Some of my own feelings
It's very well written, I love reading it. But there are also shortcomings. The protagonist is a bit too twisted and grows too slowly. But I can understand that there is a considerable gap between the work and reality. If I can write it to this point, it is still okay, at least I can't write it. The author explains what he wants to explain, and the reader receives it, and that's it. I mainly read about some of the helplessness in life and the warmth and warmth of human relationships. Sometimes people are actually out of their control. The protagonist still has some virgins, and some people don't treat him well, but the protagonist still goes to save him when he is critically ill. This is of course the kindness of a doctor practiced by the protagonist, but it is also a kind of abuse and destruction of the protagonist. Objectively speaking, everyone has their own dark side, and how to grasp this degree is a matter of knowledge. The protagonist is the kind of person who minimizes his own darkness. Such people are moral and are moving closer to saints, but they are not the majority of people in reality. Most people in reality are actually supporting characters in the book. Sometimes they show their edges and corners, sometimes they are just like the light, sometimes they are a bit arrogant, and sometimes they value interests and despise feelings.
I read three chapters of "Toxic"... It's not that the writing is not good, nor does it discuss whether the plot is reasonable. It's that the male protagonist is unlikable and a scapegoat. Everyone from the nurse to the director to the deputy dean doesn't like the male protagonist, but the young male protagonist has good medical skills? They are almost eliminated at the end. If you really have such medical skills, why don't you choose to open a clinic instead of having to suffer from the cowardly and disgusting readers? ! Hey, it's better to write a novel without bringing out the fun part. Instead of being realistic, you should also write about a male protagonist who behaves in this way. Even if the male protagonist just comes up and shows off his love, I will respect him as a man! I don't know if there are any cheats in the future, but if this character has a cheat, I guess he's always being criticized, right? 😂
Is there something wrong with the protagonist's character?
Why can't I live long anywhere? Public hospitals are not doing well! It's understandable that you have a straightforward personality, but you still don't do well in private hospitals. When you changed jobs, didn't you know that private hospitals treat customers differently? Is the president of a private hospital who suppresses technical backbones crazy? You can doubt the character of experts, but don't doubt the IQ and EQ of rich people! You said that it is possible to resign due to different ideas, but you said that if people suppress you in order to turn you into a yes-man, then you are looking down upon the capitalists! ! ! The woman who has feelings is unclear about it! The one who appeared the most was a male college student! ! ! Fortunately, the main character is not a dancer, otherwise I would have thought it was the autobiography of Venus! ! !
The content is pretty good, but it always seems a bit awkward. To summarize, 1. The protagonist's explanation is unclear. Why is his medical skills so good at such a young age? I haven't explained it even after reading many chapters. The more I read, the more contradictory I become, and I have no desire to pursue it. 2. Regional issues are just a hospital in a small county town. You, a big boss, don't care about conflicts, including your director's 4 tumors, which is somewhat unrealistic. 3 The way of speaking is neither modern nor ancient. He is obviously a young man, but his words are old-fashioned, too ink, and have an ancient meaning. He who treats patients cannot explain clearly. It is speculated that there may be a reversal in the future, such as ancient doctors traveling through time, etc. I can't wait.