The Doctor Who Started by Picking Up Skills
医生从捡技能开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 693k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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A Call to Fans of Doctor Novels
Perhaps because I never got to wear the white coat, I've always had some regrets, so I particularly enjoy medical stories. Watching authors bring professional skills to life through one medical character after another helps fill that gap for me. I don't enjoy every medical novel, though. I'm not keen on ones involving supernatural powers. Most of the books here focus on Western medicine, with a few about traditional Chinese medicine.
Collecting Doctor Novels, All Kinds Welcome
I'm mainly recommending doctor stories now. You're welcome to recommend them to me, and I'll also share all kinds of doctor stories with you. I may occasionally recommend other books I enjoy too. Hope you like them! I'm thinking of making some changes to the list. Would you be interested in stories about other interesting professions? You can also tell me which categories interest you. I may make some changes. Keep it up! Sending love! If you like the list, feel free to send flowers!
Xia Zhi’ang’s Book List
A longtime reader with eclectic tastes.
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Reader comments 21
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I don't know if there is a doctor hierarchy like the one described by the author, and I don't know if there is an assessment standard like a ladder. But I believe that most ordinary readers of the book don't know that if it is a fantasy novel, it's okay to be imaginative, as long as it looks good. However, medical writing is more professional writing, and it should not deviate too far from reality. In addition, I personally don't see the personality charm of the protagonist. In fact, the basic routines of doctor novels are similar, which is to treat diseases and save people. What is exciting is not the various settings and cheats, but the small stories, and then through the stories to promote the development of the plot, the progress of medical skills will definitely progress at a relatively fast speed, but you are too fast, and it will collapse after two or three hundred chapters.
Hehe, I enjoyed reading it. Although I'm just a nurse, I'm submissive in reality, but I'm very aggressive in novels.
Doctoral articles are usually written under the undergraduate training program. Doctors generally need a master's degree or a doctorate.
It's time to say that the character is just an ordinary person. There are too many psychological words
Doctor Shuangwen, don't act like a terrorist who doubts everything and destroys everything! Just roll it up a little, I want to see the male protagonist live a happy life
After reading Chapter 37, I felt good about the writing style and the golden finger settings. It's just that the author's writing is more of a group portrait, and I feel that the protagonist's perspective is not refreshing enough, especially the supporting characters' nonsense is worrying. Layers don't understand, but I feel that a rigorous industry like medicine should be the most hierarchical. A low-level trainee teases the leader again and again. Every time I see this kind of plot, I feel like I am in trouble. Anyway, I have never met such a colleague.
I was originally very interested in such professional articles, and the surgery live broadcast room was fully booked for such a long period of time. However, the trainee accident at West China Hospital some time ago made me completely disappointed in this industry. Sure enough, I persuaded people to study medicine, but it struck me like lightning. No amount of sympathy could save a poor life. . . .
Is there only one pickup per day? I don't know if there will be any increase in future upgrades.
The writing is okay. The author is hammering here and there, but he has a hammer to use.
Your entry into the job is a loophole. You yourself said that training level 5 doctors requires basic leveling, so the Medical Association will definitely have such special regulations. Do you still need to hide your identity in this way or that? The hospital stopped me from running away after a few years if I didn't want to. Logic holes.