Back to 1998 to Become a Top Doctor

Don't read it as a medical novel; read it as a typical light novel.

The problem was immediately apparent from the synopsis: he wasn't born into wealth, he was simply poor; he became a doctor, and then somehow managed to amass enough money for all the subsequent research... I'm currently creating a bug-reducing charm for an author.

The stories about doctors all turned out to be pretentious, self-deprecating, and about dating. Speechless!

Shennong, come take a look. The introduction is so wishful thinking, isn't the content also quite mind-numbing?

My first glance read it as "Returning to '98 to Become a Big Smoke King," and I was stunned. "Is this author's style really that unconventional?" Then I looked again... And realized I'd misread the line.

I love reading doctor stories like this—saving lives, subtly showing off, occasionally interspersed with slice-of-life moments. If there were a harem element and some explicit content, that would be even better!

Can doctors really do these technologies? Isn't that something that requires bioengineering?

The main character didn't write a paper? Didn't make any inventions? Instead, some unknown supporting character is doing all the work?

Wait, what does that mean? The main character's surname is Zhang, his father's surname is Liu? His mother's surname is Kuang? Or am I misreading?

Recommended reading: Start with a critical eye, and you'll discover: Qidian (a popular online literature platform) has done something surprisingly good this time. This work is unexpectedly excellent! Not only does it feature impressive surgeries and "cutting-edge medical technology" that I don't understand, but the protagonist even has a business mind, managing to increase his and his family's…