I’m Just a Veterinarian! Why Did You Unlock the Great Doctor System?

A veterinarian is treating patients and even livestreaming it. Aren't they afraid of being reported for practicing medicine illegally?

I haven't watched it yet. I'd like to ask in advance based on the introduction: Does the streamer have a medical license? Did they obtain the patient's consent to broadcast the treatment process live to the public before the broadcast, and did they have a written agreement? Aren't they afraid of going to jail for arbitrarily disclosing the patient's medical records?

Judging from the first few pages, the author seems to have a wealth of experience and a rather interesting private life.

I feel there are many instances of idiocy. I work in a technical field myself, and when people have disagreements, they should settle things with their own actions. There's no need for so much mindless arguing. Occasionally, there might be some sarcastic remarks, but they won't be said openly, since everyone makes mistakes sometimes.

Western medicine is not as good as Ling Ran's, and traditional Chinese medicine is not as good as Xu Yang's! First and foremost, there's the skill aspect! How will you mentor apprentices? You lack your own understanding! At least Ling Ran has been accumulating experience through surgery! Since you're a future master physician, how will you write books or case studies? Will the system provide them?

I can accept everything else, but this internship for the protagonist is disgusting. It's like he can't understand human speech. Whether he's faking it or not, he clearly stated that he doesn't want to be a doctor anymore. And this whole "this" and "that" thing doesn't sound like adult communication at all.

If you want to be a writer, then be one; if you don't want to be one, then don't. All this dragging on and on... Who are you trying to read these filler chapters for? It's like you can't understand human language. If you're so eager to drive readers away, then just be honest.

You absolutely must have a harem! Don't go around flirting with everyone and then choosing just one from the remaining few, rejecting the others—that would be a real disaster. Having a harem makes everyone happy.

Think about what kind of person the veterinarian Zhang you wrote about is. A person with high moral standards who never accepts donations on Douyin, never charges for medical consultations because he doesn't have a license, says "I'll save my own fans" and covers their medical expenses, says his achievements are inseparable from the support of everyone, and bows to the vast number of netizens.

I feel like the author wrote this female supporting character just to pad the word count; it's inexplicably annoying to read, and I couldn't continue after chapter 213.