Me: Chinese Medicine Doctor, Top Medical Skills at the Beginning

A chemical plant with an area of ​​1,000 square meters is still a large enterprise. It's funny 😭

Chapter 2: Accept incompetence, a Chinese medicine doctor who digs holes at every turn, damn it. What is the difference between this kind of thinking quality and that of a second-rate person?

More than twenty chapters are on the shelves? Are you crazy about being poor?

Not to mention whether it is poisonous or not, I just read a few chapters. The part where the patient was diagnosed with internal bleeding was really unacceptable! A nurse repeatedly questioned the doctor's diagnosis in front of many patients. Secondly, the other two doctors were suspicious of the pig's feet. In fact, it is okay and normal to be suspicious. Question: Can pig's feet determine that the patient has internal bleeding, but can these two doctors determine that the patient does not have internal bleeding? ? Have you been diagnosed? ? A call was made to the emergency director based purely on suspicion of the pig's feet. They didn't even think about whether the patient would die in an accident if he was really bleeding internally and was delayed by their operation like this! ! ! Or is it that internal bleeding is a minor problem and nothing will happen if it is delayed! ?

Do you think you are worth the money for Chapter 28

To be honest, as far as the plot is concerned, I can still watch it. But the way the protagonist or the author behaves and his emotional intelligence are really hard to compliment. There were two cross-hospital consultations, not to mention the consultation system. The first time you said hello to the head nurse and you went, and the second time you ran straight away. On the surface, it is said that patients come first, but in fact, they are self-centered.

Just charge for Chapter 27, you're going crazy thinking about money!

What kind of website recommends this kind of garbage?

Every time I look like a fool, I smile all the time. It was so embarrassing to watch.

He talks too much, always saying "You know, blah blah", "You know, blah blah"... I always see the author's narration style explanations, which makes me sick to death. A good novel should arrange the explanation of professional knowledge in the question and answer, such as the nurse's confused question : "Doctor! Is diet therapy useful?" Protagonist: "Food therapy is a branch of traditional Chinese medicine with a long history. If you can cure the disease by eating food, you don't need to take medicine." After hearing this, the nurse mm's eyes shone with admiration... The author's writing style is really...

He freezes for a moment no matter what happens, and seems slow to react. The protagonist is mentally retarded.

To be honest. The routine of showing off and slapping someone in the face is really not suitable for doctor themes. Especially if you don't have a certain understanding of the situation in the hospital, writing hastily will inevitably lead to poisonous spots. As for the poisonous points, you will understand after reading the first ten chapters. Anyway, the old bookworm can't stand it anymore.

To see a Chinese medicine doctor, you still need to see someone holding a ruler.

With this kind of system, I want to say: even a dog can pretend to fly...

Are you used to writing about harems? When I listen to the book, I blink my eyes every sentence, and then I show my little wrists and stick out my little tongue. Why is it so astringent?

Isn't there a TV series called Houlang now? It would look better if I brought the background in

It is recommended that the author review it from beginning to end and revise and fill in some pitfalls, poisonous points, and bugs. Sharpening the knife will not waste time chopping firewood!

It was somewhat interesting at first, but then it became more and more outrageous that he ended up in a hospital.

I can keep reading this book, although it is worse than some traditional Chinese medicine novels such as Chui Da 1977 Great Era, Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor Xu Yang, etc., And slightly worse than Full-time Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, but I can keep reading, and I hope the author writes better and better novels.