Dr. Zhong's Nineties
钟医师的九零年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 947k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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233Chapters
16.2kRecommendations
18kFans
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Is there a male lead? Just so you know, I prefer stories without a romantic pairing.
Judging from the beginning, the protagonist doesn't seem like someone who's lived most of their life.
I really dislike the female lead's mother. She got married and had a son, but her second husband only gave her enough money for groceries. She brought this upon herself by supporting her son. The female lead doesn't need to care so much about her mother, especially not coming back from Beijing to open a clothing store and being so overly compassionate towards one of her employees.
This chapter doesn't feel like it's written like the female lead; the personality change is too abrupt.
So many people like the female lead. It seems like those who like her aren't particularly good people. For example, her classmate doesn't understand the implied meaning, and her colleague has a domineering, playboy vibe. Although these men aren't good enough for her, and she doesn't even reciprocate their feelings, they seem a bit persistent. Maybe I just don't understand love.
Are there any similar female-protagonist doctor novels? 😭 I'm looking for ones where the main focus is on the female lead's career.
There's something indescribable about the protagonist.
I don't know if it's just my perception, but there's an inexplicable sense of incongruity in the protagonist's characterization. For example, the protagonist is very calm when questioned during surgery at the hospital, but becomes very aggressive when questioned by an officer. Also, some dialogue descriptions lack resonance; a seemingly ordinary sentence makes the protagonist angry, which is a bit strange, considering that the protagonist appears nonchalant about many things at the beginning.
It's suggested that this be described as a parallel universe; otherwise, there are too many inconsistencies. In the 1990s, there was no residency training, no medical licensing exam, and medical schools remained independent. They weren't merged into any comprehensive universities.
I'd like to ask if there are any other novels of the same type? This novel is totally to my liking!! Please update more often, it's so frustrating! I've only read this one of this genre.
It's crazy! There are so many unfinished books that I can't bear to give up on. I've already almost forgotten what they were about in just a few days. 😫