Keep It Up, Doctor Wu
加油啊，武医生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Call to Fans of Doctor Novels
Perhaps because I never got to wear the white coat, I've always had some regrets, so I particularly enjoy medical stories. Watching authors bring professional skills to life through one medical character after another helps fill that gap for me. I don't enjoy every medical novel, though. I'm not keen on ones involving supernatural powers. Most of the books here focus on Western medicine, with a few about traditional Chinese medicine.
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Mainly New Finds: Black Tech, Super Technology, Urban Entertainment, and New Books Scouted Across the Charts
Books are generally added to this list before they reach 300,000 words. Books under a million words that go without updates for over a week will be removed. I mainly browse the urban and sci-fi sections. I occasionally read historical fiction and soccer stories. By urban fiction, I mean stories set in the modern world or something similar. I generally skip pseudo-urban stories that could just as easily be classified as fantasy or xuanhuan. For sci-fi, I mainly look for super technology, black te
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Books I've been reading lately. Hope you enjoy them too. Ratings reflect only my personal preferences. Immortal herbs > staple food > dry grass > poisonous weeds (poisonous weeds aren't added to the list)
System, Reborn, Feel-Good, Careers, Period Pieces, Xianxia
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Every one of these has characters with their wits about them
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Hello author, I have copied your book on other platforms. The feedback from readers is very good, it is very popular, and there are many rewards. I plan to mention a new car again. I hope you will update a few more chapters so as not to affect my income or make my readers anxious. Thank you.
It's good to train and upgrade in the hospital, but it inexplicably gets involved in a family conflict, and he is still a vulgar local Brahmin.
No, my girlfriend is going abroad again, so let's just break up. What kind of relationship can withstand you doing this?
To be honest, as a family member of a cancer patient, every time I read this kind of doctor article, all I think about is how great it would be if there really was a system.
After skipping through more than a hundred chapters, I can only say that I don't agree with the cheating anymore. Is the life of a director of a fourth- and fifth-tier small city enough to support the protagonist in making trouble in the ultra-first-tier medical community in the East China Sea? I think it is reasonable to continue to gain the medical experience of various big shots in the dream later on. The novel has to be cheating. Otherwise, Chinese medicine in reality is still lagging behind Europe and the United States for the time being, but in the novel, there is no wind and no waves and it is overtaking?
I have read several medical articles before, but how do I put it? It's just surgery and basically nothing about family life. It gets annoying when you look at it more, it looks like a surgical machine. This is very good and looks very comfortable.
Why does the profile of the protagonist who is a graduate student say that his academic qualifications are not obvious? Aren't I, a college student, illiterate?
The first half is worth watching, but the second half is a bit watery 🥱🥱🥱
Is Su Yu's role really necessary? I just feel like this character is really annoying.
Never write about the doctor-patient relationship, especially don't be disgusting, unless it's the patient's business or the doctor's business