Starting Life Over as a Factory Clinic Doctor

In order to forcefully refuse the college entrance examination, but without the strength to face life. It's so tiring to watch you suck the blood of your elders and still pretend to be calm and calm!

How can you evaluate a professional title without a diploma? Moreover, the 1977 College Entrance Examination allowed you to directly take the postgraduate entrance examination. Are you not going to take advantage of the benefits that are only available in this year? Unable to figure out the writing ideas. And you are about to get your wife back from your previous life. You are a mother-in-law! Traditional Chinese medicine has been defeated by Western medicine. If you don't save it, what's the use of your rebirth?

People who ask why they don't take the college entrance examination are thinking about what happened in 1977 with their current thinking, and they were still doctors of traditional Chinese medicine. Don't you know that traditional Chinese medicine at that time focused on orderly inheritance? Not to mention a diploma, it is a medical qualification certificate. Later, as long as you have a master's inheritance, it will be solved once and for all. Of course, it will not work later and you must graduate from a college.

There are so many people writing about traditional Chinese medicine, but I can't cure diabetes. Do you think it's strange?

Why don't you go to university now that everything is open? I can't pass the next medical license exam or anything like that.

Poisonous points ruined a good book. It might have been promoted to a masterpiece, but it was ruined by being too pretentious. What you wrote is a realistic novel, not fantasy. Respect the reader's IQ. The time-travel novel is fun, but it is so exciting that it conflicts with the cultural design and I can't stand it anymore. What about curing lung cancer in batches, and how to easily teach a provincial champion? Which provincial champion is taught by a teacher?

I also gave up, mainly because he kept saying that he regarded his sister-in-law's sister as his sister, and kept emphasizing it (because family members, colleagues, elders, and leaders all asked the protagonist if he wanted to have a relationship with her. The protagonist kept saying that he regarded her as his sister, and his inner thoughts were to find someone who was the same as his previous wife, and in the author's writing, this woman is not much similar to the protagonist's previous wife). As a result, he fell in love with his sister within a few months (it gave the impression that the protagonist was having sex with his sister. The reason for this result was the protagonist himself. He kept emphasizing that he treated her as his sister, but he turned around and fell in love with his sister. Will he sleep with his sister in a few chapters?)

I'm really convinced. It's still the same running story as the previous two books. It doesn't go into details at all. You can just put the outline directly. Before it was put on the shelves, it said it would be more exciting after it was put on the shelves. Well, I believed it. I have read less than a hundred chapters now, but what I read in the few chapters that have been put on the shelf. A few years have passed. Whether you want to write a chronicle or write about development, you have to write about a process. Te Miao skipped the process and wrote about a few years later. There was no ups and downs at all, and the results were obtained directly. Those who subscribe may still be able to keep reading, but those who keep reading really have no desire to subscribe.

There is no one who is more accomplished in traditional Chinese medicine than Mr. Shi Jinmo. He is not only a master of medicine and well-known both internally and externally, but he is also an imperial physician. This kind of person is more awesome than the protagonist of any novel But such a character cannot protect the situation of traditional Chinese medicine, let alone promote traditional Chinese medicine. Why? What is missing is people who endorse his platform. The network of contacts is too narrow. The protagonist has grand ideals, why not go to college to accumulate connections and make friends. Instead, I felt that going to college was a waste of time and staying in the factory hospital. What can be done? And there are so many schools of traditional Chinese medicine. Even if his master is a master of a certain school, wouldn't it be good to learn more unique skills from that school? After the prescriptions were presented that year, there were so many famous doctors and prescriptions in the university, all of which were worth gold. It would be a pity to give up the opportunity. After much deliberation, except that the author does not know how to write about college life, there is really no other reason to give up the golden opportunity of the 1977 college entrance examination.

It's almost the same as the previous one. I went off topic and went to my grandma's house. I digressed before the 100th chapter. It's like a period novel factory doctor, but it doesn't have the charm of a period novel at all.