The Great Doctor Starts by Leveling Up

Look at those writers on Qidian (a Chinese online forum) who write in Northeastern dialect; what happened to them in the end?

When is Zhang Qiling coming?!

Wow, you're really good at writing nonsense! You can write so much about the effects of a single medicine. What if the medicine's instruction manual is a bit long? Are you planning to write a whole chapter about it? Or maybe you could just write down the chemical formulas too, so your talent for writing nonsense wouldn't be wasted.

Author, don't force levels and settings. You've made it so that only professors can manage patients in top-tier hospitals—are you planning to stay in a small town hospital forever? Also, don't break down skills into overly detailed categories. Dividing a simple repositioning technique into different parts like in a textbook won't work. This is a novel.

Please use less dialect in the novel; after all, it's just a novel, not reality.

This is too slow! They've been stuck in a town hospital for so long, and now they want to jump to a provincial hospital? I don't know where their confidence comes from! They're dragging things out relentlessly. It feels like there are eight hundred things waiting for the main person to handle every day. It's truly speechless.

The beginning was so ridiculous; you can't really pressure the protagonist like that. They turned a perfectly good master's student into a complete waste.

Can't there be an unsubscribe mechanism for this kind of thing?

It's true that people in the town hospital speak in a local dialect. But author, you need to understand that you're writing a novel and uploading it online for everyone to see, not just the people from your local area. Any work should first and foremost be easy to understand.

I read a few chapters, but the dialect made me want to give up. Reading a novel is so tiring!