Academic Ace of Medicine

I am a Chinese orthopedic surgeon at Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I have also worked in the orthopedic and traumatology department of a grassroots hospital for several years. I have done debridement, suturing, and manual reduction. The rest is as an assistant. In particular, the department used to invite experts from Zhongnan Hospital to come over for consultation and surgery. I have classmates in Badong, and I stayed in Wuhan for eight years. So I read the details of each chapter with great interest, especially the daily work of graduate students and doctoral students, I look forward to it very much. But the author, other ordinary readers will not be able to stand it. The progress is too slow. One million words for the master's degree. What about three years for the Ph. D.? What about the chief resident, attending physician, deputy senior director, and senior director? If you write 5 million, I can read them all, but if other ordinary readers are lost, your income will be low, and there is a high probability that you will not be able to continue writing. I don't have much advice as a bachelor in medicine, but when it comes to writing novels, brother, you have to start to speed up slowly. After all, the basic stage of the protagonist has passed. And because it is too realistic, it is difficult to improve the B-level of the protagonist in the follow-up. After all, readers do not expect the protagonist to become a top domestic player in his 40s, but to become a top player in the world in his 30s. So to sum up, it is recommended that the plot should start to speed up appropriately and the strong realistic style should be gradually reduced. After all, he is a systematic person.

It's true that I'm annoyed by so many worldly things, but reality is more magical than fiction. Concord 4+4 brings me back again 🙂

I didn't want to read Chapter 530 before because it felt like there were too many off-site factors and worldly feelings. I wanted to take a closer look at healing diseases and saving lives. But it turned out that I was too naive. It was only after the release of Concordia's 4+4 that I realized that relationships are everywhere and people's worldliness is everywhere. I have to take a closer look. This society needs to be savored carefully.

Read the recent news. . Even those of you who have trouble can't compare with 4+4. Also write something woolly

I originally hated being so worldly, but until the events of Xiehe 4+4 and Sino-Japanese Hospital happened in the past few days... I realized it~😅

I just came back from reading 4➕4, and I fully understand why the author writes medical novels in this way. Reality is more magical than fiction, but the author is still a lot more restrained in his writing.

Alas, this book is ruthless enough with so many humanities and sophistication, but I didn't expect that the reality is even more ruthless than the novel. Don't let the author's book suddenly disappear one day 😠

The author probably thinks that he is very good at double-editing, but if you continue to fool around like this, you will destroy the book that could have made you a god.

I didn't give up on this novel until I reached chapter 737. I read it back and forth on two accounts. Too many human accidents. Now I understand that this is what real medicine is. I will continue reading it when I finish it.

I want to see an operation, but I don't want to see Tian Tian's human nature and worldliness forcing me to queue up. Let's just talk about the doctor-patient relationship. How can I talk about it all the way from the graduate student to the director?