The Road to Becoming a Great Doctor

Very nice! At least among the doctor articles I've read, the writing is solid and the advancement is good! There is no excessive pretense, no outrageous cheating. Recommendation index five stars

Starting from being an intern, with diligence and assistance, the three aspects of medical teaching and scientific research have developed together. Research guides clinical practice, and teaching and learning complement each other. Let's see how he grows up step by step During this period, he also saw the characteristics of various diseases, and gained a little bit of knowledge while killing time, so that he can make jokes after tea.

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It's very good. It doesn't have any bullshit stuff, and the writing is very smooth. It only has a bit too much science, but it's acceptable.

I found that people invested less, does it mean that they read less? There are few posts in the book club. What's the reason? Is there anything else to gossip about in Qidian? 🙂🙂🙂

Keep your eyes open and see what happens next

Found a common sense error, graduate tutor, doctoral tutor. The highest academic qualification in China is a graduate student, and graduate students include master's students and doctoral students, so what are the graduate supervisors and doctoral supervisors?

At least he should have a master's degree. It would be difficult to get through without a professional master's degree. Nowadays, master's degrees are no longer popular. The operation of thesis and dissertation is a mess. This is how the computer doctor came to be.

The mission system is not my cup of tea 🤫 It would be okay if the protagonist has a mission every time he takes action, but the missions are arranged based on the author's mood. What's the point? After completing a whole day without a single task, how can the protagonist improve? It would be good to at least set up a daily task. I like to read system-driven doctor articles, but the system of many doctor articles is not pleasing to me.

The author gives a small suggestion. Most medical articles are written very long during internship or training. They barely cover the trivial matters of working in the hospital every day. Often they are more than 300 chapters when they are still students or interns. After becoming a formal doctor, they write very few chapters. The book ends with a hundred chapters. I think this is putting the cart before the horse. It should be after becoming a formal doctor that the exciting plot of the book officially begins, instead of finishing everything during the internship.