Practicing Medicine on the Down Low at a Clinic

This is outrageous! On one hand, you keep talking about upholding moral principles, and on the other hand, you owe the nurse three months' salary. You already knew that the nurse couldn't even afford her child's school fees, and you still owed her three months' salary? That's awful! Then an older woman came to my door with a cold and wanted an IV drip.

This book is really awkward to read, and I have to say something! A small clinic on the verge of closing down—where do all these messy, upsetting things come from? Small clinics mostly treat colds, fevers, coughs, and nausea. The protagonist is going through a tough time, and instead of improving his diagnostic skills, he's focusing on improving his surgical skills.

Here's a suggestion: only explain the pharmacology, don't include dosages. This is to prevent someone from creating their own "miracle cure."

Do you really need to find a specific doctor to learn bone setting? You can get points as long as you get the basics right, so why should you have to put up with their attitude? We're reading this novel mainly because of the cheat codes, so we don't have to worry about their attitudes and can be more carefree!

I just have one question: author, when you were writing this book, did you consider reality when you made up these fabricated stories? You're writing about a city, a Chinese city, and then a few thugs suddenly appear? Do you think the police are invisible? If it weren't for the fact that the setting is China, I'd think you were writing about America! You should just grab a knife and castrate yourself. What kind of garbage is this? There are too many illogical parts.

Small Western medicine clinics really can't improve. They lack equipment, skills, and patients. They mainly see patients for minor illnesses like colds, fevers, and diarrhea, and at most, they can treat simple external injuries (which are usually treated at hospitals). Even if your protagonist has a cheat code that allows them to level up instantly, how can you gain people's trust? Besides, even if you did learn the skills, how would you operate a business in a small clinic?

When did mindless, wish-fulfillment novels become a featured story and considered an advantage? Are the writers on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) running out of ideas? 😅

The female nurse, struggling to make ends meet and with school fees to pay for her child, still worked for the male protagonist for three months without looking for another job. Even if the male protagonist is a good person, what good is that? Can good character provide for living expenses or school fees?

I couldn't even finish the first chapter. It's toxic. Your girlfriend has been with you for six years, and instead of reflecting on your own problems, you blame her for not being able to share hardships. If you're going to advise her, just prescribe an IV if she needs one. You're a paranoid freak!

So many people are voting for this trashy novel with monthly tickets. Who exactly are these people voting for it?