
Academic Ace of Medicine
医疗系学霸
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- Completed
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- 5.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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Some views from local grassroots hospital workers in Hubei
I am a student of Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopedics at Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I also worked in the orthopedics department of a grassroots hospital for a few years. I have experience in debridement and suturing, manual reduction, and the rest of my work was as an assistant.
It's true that too many interpersonal relationships are annoying, but reality is more magical than fiction. The Peking Union Medical College Hospital's 4+4 program has brought me back to life. 🙂
I didn't want to continue after chapter 530 because I felt there were too many external factors and interpersonal relationships involved. I wanted to focus on healing and saving lives. But I was too naive. It was only after seeing the results of the 4+4 case at Peking Union Medical College Hospital that I realized how much connections and social maneuvering there are. I need to rethink my approach to this society.
Makeshift team
I saw the recent news... Even with cheats, you can't beat 4+4. What's the point of writing anything?
I used to dislike dealing with social niceties all the time, but after the recent incidents at Peking Union Medical College Hospital (4+4) and the China-Japan Friendship Hospital... I've finally figured it out! 😅
I'm back, and I've subscribed!
I just finished reading 4+4 and now I fully understand why the author writes medical novels this way. Reality is even more surreal than fiction, and the author has actually toned it down quite a bit.
Sigh, this book already depicted so many complex human relationships, which was already quite harsh, but reality is even harsher than fiction. I hope the author's book doesn't suddenly disappear one day. 😠
The author probably thinks he's great for writing two books at once, but if you keep messing things up like this, you'll ruin what could have been a masterpiece.
I read this novel up to chapter 737 before giving up, switching between two accounts to reread it. There were so many human relationships and complicated situations. Now I understand that this is what real medicine is like. I'll continue reading once it's finished.
I want to see surgeries performed, not the endless back-and-forth of favors and queue-jumping. Let's just talk about doctor-patient relationships, why are we going on about it from graduate students all the way up to department heads?