The Road of Medicine 1999

The appearance setting is unreasonable. It is unbelievable that this kind of education and experience suddenly shows omnipotent skills. To be more reasonable, at least in the past, he was a genius, went to a good school, got a master's degree or a doctorate, and then he just started working as a doctor or not for a long time. And the protagonist is now an ordinary person, an ordinary college or technical secondary school? The county hospital has not distinguished itself in five years. Suddenly omnipotent? ? ? What's the explanation, just that you secretly worked hard? It's unreasonable for some people to believe it, and the whole world is out of their wits

Surgery - if there is technology, can we not consider medical equipment, drugs, other surgical staff skills (team), postoperative care, and infection prevention?

I would like to make a suggestion, if the author doesn't know how to write a heroine, then he should decide on the heroine as early as possible. The audience for monk articles is still relatively small. The reality is that you are single, and if you read a novel, you will still be single, which is hopeless.

For a limited time, this book is a typical brainless novel. The protagonist has gained the knowledge (including hands-on ability) and superpowers of the future doctor. It shows that the technology has reached its peak from the very beginning. It is almost omnipotent and can cure any disease. When an ordinary little doctor suddenly turns into a top expert, people around him don't doubt it. It's a little bit of a mental retardation. You have to ignore all the unreasonable things without thinking in order to continue watching.

I prefer to train disciples with a lot of medical articles!

Now you are 24 years old, and you have been writing medical novels for 99 years

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A person who has just obtained a medical qualification certificate is not qualified to perform third-level surgery of replantation of severed limbs.

Okay, there are not so many blunt and brainless pretentious slaps in the face. It's very comfortable to read. How can I put it? It feels like you can read it in one sitting. It's very well written.

I hope the author can write something different. Nowadays, he writes in the direction of front-line clinical research. Can he write something more scientific and towards academicians?