As a Doctor, You Don't Have to Be So Normal

Haha, another abandoned story. Thankfully, I learned my lesson with *Medical Crisis*, so I never give this book monthly tickets or rewards. He chose to be a web novelist, but he doesn't update properly. Even if he's busy, he could at least say he's taking a break. Not giving a heads-up, acting like asking for a few words is a death sentence—he has absolutely no professional ethics.

Seeing the line about running to the ER makes me want to give up. What about your competition? This is about bringing glory to the country! What about your biochemistry project? What about your vascular project? How many people can you save by yourself in the ER? How many people can a successful project help and save? How many people can an improved or created surgical technique help and save? Suddenly running to the ER just shows how capricious the author is, given the large number of readers.

There are too many face-slapping scenes; it's annoying to watch, and I'm starting to lose interest! The "sad-then-elevation" writing style is constantly repeated. Why can't we start with everyday life and then build up to a climax? Why does it always have to start with "sadness"?

[💡Previous Recap] After much anticipation and a nearly month-long build-up, the new work by one of the Twelve Heavenly Kings, recommended on Qidian's July Summer Reading List, has finally begun serialization. The author also took a break of about fifty days to do a lot of research and preparation, hoping to write an even better new book and complete it smoothly.

It gets more and more boring the more I read it; it's all the same formula. The protagonist is too young, so no matter how many honors he receives, he's always questioned. Every surgery he performs is ridiculed, and then it's always something horrific. Ugh... The author is really getting worse and worse; it's so mindless.

One thing I really dislike is that the protagonist gave up further education and chose to work. Without a degree, many things will be difficult.

I hope everyone will support this veteran author's new book. I personally think the current chapters are quite enjoyable, and I encourage everyone to keep reading. If you really want to support the book, you can also help boost its data by clicking on the new chapters daily, leaving a comment, or just flipping through a couple of pages. Keep it up, veteran! New book release!

✨ [Recommendation] In short, a top author from one of the twelve Heavenly Kings of Qidian, wielding immense power, has released a new book. It's the familiar medical urban fantasy genre, the same formula with an even better taste. This time, it starts with a medical student—definitely something to look forward to! 🍀 [Plot Summary]

After Chapter 39 comes out, I reckon this book is basically a flop. I expect subscriptions will plummet and I won't be able to continue writing.

I've followed all three books, but I haven't finished any of them. I feel uncomfortable every time the protagonist gets inexplicably sentimental. I can accept natural expressions of emotion, but I can't accept inexplicable ones.