Leveling Up While Working in the Operating Room
苟在手术室加点升级
- Status
- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Ever since I saw the female lead use her family background to pressure medical students into dropping out of school, I've felt uncomfortable and couldn't empathize with her. Having relatives in medicine is truly tough; they're always studying or on their way to study.
Currently, most readers disagree with making Zhou the female lead. Author, please reconsider! Zhou has her own sense of mission, but don't "hijack" the male lead's role! I'd rather see the male lead marry a nurse from a respectable family than see a storyline unfolding in a medical family!
What's all this about after the level 5 stitching? There's some explanation for the female lead's level 4 advancement; she'd been at level 3 for a long time, like she had full experience at level 3. But what about the other one? She only went from level 2 to level 3, and she can reach level 4 in just a few days? Earlier they were saying how amazing level 4 was, but now it's like level 4 is nothing special.
This female lead is so amazing; she managed to make several medical students drop out of school. Studying medicine is so tough, and she managed to make them drop out.
A few days of one-on-one training for a level 5 skill, a few hours a day, and they can take someone who's almost at level 3 to level 4? Even if they practiced like crazy for 30 hours, that's still too exaggerated. I've already subscribed to the full course, but I feel like my skill level is falling apart. Even if you understand it mentally, you still need time to practice with your hands.
Something feels off. Why does this woman keep getting involved? Even though the story might need her later, the writing feels strange. And at this rate, you'll be level 5 in no time.
A level 5 skill can train someone to level 4 in less than a day? That's outrageous! If you teach a few hundred level 4s a year, the entire hospital will be proficient. The logic is flawed; it's faster than the system leveling up to level 4!
Why is the protagonist so fixated on level 5? If the protagonist is going to level up, it should be to improve the basics, right? If level 4 in the basics is enough, shouldn't the protagonist be working on improving their weaknesses?
I don't know why the author keeps mentioning the "little fairy" in the chapters. Has she been hurt? I already see enough gender antagonism online; it's already annoying enough. Couldn't the author just focus on medicine in a novel? Why drag in such sensitive topics? It's just awful to read.
There's a reason it's not popular. Having read over 90 chapters, I have to say, there's too much technical jargon in the beginning, hindering plot development. In the middle, it's said that Level 4 is very powerful, but then everyone else can reach Level 4 with just a little teaching.