Dr. Zhong's Nineties

Is there a male protagonist? Let me first say that I like to watch movies without cp.

At the beginning, the protagonist doesn't look like someone who has lived for most of his life.

Her mother hates the heroine because she wants to get married and have a son. The second marriage's family only gives her money to buy groceries and she has to pay for her son's support. There is no need for the heroine to care about her mother so much. She came back from Beijing to open a clothing store and treat an employee like this. When the store was smashed, she didn't call the police and demand compensation from the employee's family. If she didn't pay, she would at least arrest them for a few days and forget it. He's asking for trouble, and he's also bothering the heroine. This mom is so annoying and disgusting. Having a mother like this is a drag on the heroine

I feel like this chapter is not written like the heroine, the character change is too abrupt.

Many people like the heroine. I feel that those who like the heroine are not particularly good people. For example, my classmates cannot understand the meaning behind the words, and my colleagues feel like a domineering and romantic young man. Although these men are not worthy and the heroine does not like them, they seem to be shameless. Maybe I don't understand love. There is also the heroine's first plastic surgery. Why can the case be destroyed as much as possible afterwards? It feels a bit unprofessional.

Is there any similar type of female protagonist doctor novel? 😭 It should be based on career line

I don't know if it's an illusion, but there's an indescribable sense of dislocation in the portrayal of the protagonist. For example, the protagonist is very calm when questioned during surgery in the hospital, but becomes very aggressive when faced with doubts from military officers. Moreover, some of the dialogue descriptions cannot find that kind of resonance. It seems a bit strange that the protagonist becomes angry after a very ordinary sentence in the text. It is obvious that the protagonist appears to be indifferent to many things at the beginning of the chapter.

It is recommended to explain that it is a parallel time and space, otherwise there will be too many flaws. In 1990, there was no standardized training, no medical examination, and the major medical schools were still independent. It is not merged into a related comprehensive university.

I would like to ask if there are any other novels of the same type? This novel was written entirely on my point! ! Please read more. It's so painful. I've only read this one of this type.

Damn it, there are books one after another that I can't bear to abandon before I finish them. It's only been a few days and I almost forgot what I was talking about 😫