The Spy Career of a Surgeon

It's good-looking, and it suddenly made me feel the same way I felt when I watched "The Spy Movie of the Republic of China". But back then, I was chasing the ending, and this was still a shallow pit. As a girl, please don't have emotional lines. Of course, if the author is capable of writing it well, I have nothing to say. Don't be like Zuo Rou, I will really vomit.

So far, it's interesting. Hope the author can work hard

Can you update it soon? Is this update too slow?

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I originally thought I could see the back-office version of Sixth Brother fighting wits and courage behind enemy lines with his special identity, but I didn't expect that it would still be Ning Yan Wang's way. Going on field missions is equivalent to asking Yuan Longping to follow the armed police to catch intelligence personnel with guns... I still have a question, can a surgeon hold a gun, and will it not have an impact on the opponent? Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, just my own opinion🤣

Chapter 30 has already left the scope of being a surgeon. Since you want to write a spy story, then change the name. Don't just use it for executions. I don't know what the doctor's job is. Since he can say the Hippocratic Oath, it's okay to focus on treating diseases and saving people.

It looks like a scientist working as a special soldier, with huskies mixed in with the wolves, which feels very inconsistent. Even if the protagonist helps the national army research bacterial weapons, it is better than becoming a spy. It's a waste of the protagonist's talent to be a soldier when he could obviously be a master.

Kong Lingkan said it would be realistic to shoot the protagonist directly. He would not listen to the protagonist's words to delay time and just kill him with one shot. That would tell the protagonist what the wife's doctor's medical skills are best. As long as he does not kill the protagonist in front of the wife, he will admit his mistake... This is a prince who is more arrogant and domineering than the Jiang family prince. Even Mrs. Song sometimes cannot control them... It is also outrageous to recommend the protagonist to perform surgery on his wife. If you look at the ancient imperial doctors, you will know that the life-saving strategy for doctors who treat such powerful people is to follow the trend and not stand out. They dare to make such a fatal recommendation just a few days after knowing the protagonist (even if the probability is only one in ten thousand that it will be wrong, people will not do more)... Reality does not talk about logic, and novels must talk about logic, so it is tasteless to eat and it is a pity to abandon it. There are too few anti-war novels...

Hey, I went to Shanghai and met a Japanese army commander as my father. I was instantly confused and withdrew.

Spy novels are most afraid of having a brainless heroine

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I want to see the extra story about that IOU. And why can't the protagonist be corrected? He can't die as the book in the end. That would be such a pity.

If you want to read it as a serious spy novel like The Spy Movie of the Republic of China, it often appears to be brainless and nonsensical. If you want to read it as a cool novel, but it also deliberately shows off the so-called logic, it is probably the type that has more ambition than strength!

I want to watch the extra chapter about the IOU + the extra chapter about Xu Meifeng losing her vest + the extra chapter about Zhou Qinghe losing his vest + the extra chapter about the red party member who was working in the army. (I want to see how this person behaves after knowing that Qinghe is a Japanese devil on the surface but actually a red party member in the army hahahaha Please satisfy me.

It's really not possible to create a group and write a side story in the group. There are a lot of exciting things later that I haven't expanded yet

This is why I am not willing to pay to pursue books at Qidian.

Can it be put back after being cut? It was really sixty-six, the cutting was silent, and there was no explanation when I came back. I'm either here to read a book, or I'm here to complain.

This novel will definitely be great when made into a TV series. Apart from Ning Yan Wang, this is the only such cool novel. All other spy novels are rubbish and uncomfortable to read. This one is good.

After reading Chapter 133, I personally feel that espionage novels must be logically rigorous, unlike cool articles that you can just read casually. As long as it is fun, nothing else matters. There are too many unreasonable or imprecise aspects in this book. The first one is identity. Since I returned from studying in Japan as a doctor, I was absorbed into the Secret Service Department. This identity should be protected. Why are you still using your own name to interrogate cases, arrests, teach, and confront Japanese businessmen in the Secret Service Section? So many people around you know you. How did you sneak into the gendarmerie and become a doctor when you went to Shanghai? The logic is completely illogical. Are the Japanese idiots? Why don't you check your experience in Nanjing after returning from Japan? There are also people who know how to prepare penicillin and make surgical instruments. I don't understand it. They already know the supreme leader of the Kuomintang and are friends with his wife. They have such an awesome relationship. How many people with abnormal brains would go to the second generation of the Kuomintang, the Japanese and the Youth Gang to build factories and produce without using state machinery? As long as this book is not a spy war, it is impossible to be so fussy. I really recommend the author to read other spy war novels such as Confrontation. From the beginning to the end, there is only one person on the line between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and even the wife beside him does not know what he does!

The espionage part is well written, but the medical part is barely interesting. First of all, coronary stent implantation is an interventional procedure, entering from the radial artery or femoral artery. Not to mention the sterile environment, the patient will not survive long due to the lack of postoperative anticoagulant and antiplatelet drugs. In fact, from the perspective of the development of the times, as a surgeon, the male protagonist can prescribe coronary artery bypass surgery, but this surgery may not provide clues to the later medical device factory. Apart from these, there is another point: there are not that many cases of coronary stent implantation. In addition to patients with stenosis found in real-life coronary CT examination, the remaining indications are patients with acute myocardial infarction. But now the chief director of the top tertiary hospital in our province only has less than 1,000 stent implantations a year. So in that era, there was no coronary CT, and I think the 50 of the male protagonist could even be used for three to five years. To be honest, this article is well written on espionage. It may not be as good as Lao Teng, but it is a good starting point for espionage articles. I hope the author can write more rigorously. Since he has a medical background, he cannot let readers in the medical industry read the article without thinking. There is no harm in checking more information. As for what some readers said before about the male protagonist being a doctor who tortures and extracts confessions, I would like to say something for the author. The Hippocratic Oath has no national boundaries, but doctors do. I don't think there is any conflict between him being a doctor and him tortured to extract confessions from traitors and little devils.

The plot is really weak and cannot stand up to scrutiny at all. It's far from the spy movie of the Republic of China, and the part where I captured Kojima Xiongyi was even more embarrassing! If Dai Li only had that little IQ, could he still be called the spy king? If accidents happen again and again at a Shanghai station, it must be that someone in the top management has rebelled. No matter whether it can be confirmed or not, this is the most likely possibility. If this is the case, then bring all the top management back to Nanjing, review them one by one, and replace the Shanghai station with a group of top management. The problem will be solved. As a result, the protagonist is still messing around and making himself look very smart.

When I saw someone liking my comment, I wondered if it was a resurrection, and sure enough 😭

Premier Zhou is so handsome and charming.

In the first ten chapters, you can see that the protagonist is calm and calm. Later, his personality changes completely. He bluffs, yells, and causes trouble everywhere. Please ask your title surgeon to be a spy, not a soldier. Just because he performed an appendix surgery on the big boss, he suddenly became the subordinate of one person. How is this logic possible?

I want to see the scene where BJ takes out the IOU, please

Married for so long without children?

There are too many bad points in the climax of the spy war in the dozens of chapters that follow. It's like singing a song that's okay at the beginning, but when the climax hits a high note, the sound breaks and goes out of tune.

Are there any extras? Or have you discovered a new book by a new author? If you have any, please tell me

Author, I'm waiting for your extra chapter, then kick me

It's not too much to ask for a side story for over 700 minutes