Middle-Aged, and Only Now Becoming a Doctor
人已中年，这个医生才出道
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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- Already Middle-Aged, This Doctor Is Just Starting OutEnglish name
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Even someone with cheat codes can have their life ruined by you. If the protagonist didn't have those cheat codes, he'd just be a hapless hospital worker. Let's evaluate the novel's strengths and weaknesses. First, the protagonist isn't broad-minded enough, and his personality is full of twisted and unlikable traits.
I suggest removing all dialects. Whoever reads the novel will have to learn the dialect. Don't think it's insignificant just because it's not much; doing this on Qidian greatly impacts the user experience.
I have to vent about how the storyline after it was released was all over the place.
I have to vent about the dozens of chapters that were released that were all excessive plot points. Writing about more people is fine, writing about youthful vigor, psychological transformation, trivial matters of supporting characters, family matters, and love is fine too.
Just one question: Is the author still writing about those ridiculous and absurd things?
I suggest renaming this book "Participating in the Medical System's Power Struggles Starting at Thirty."
The protagonist is offered a doctorate, but refuses; he only seeks enlightenment and wants to surpass those at Huashan Hospital. Hey, offer him Xiangya Hospital, but refuse; offer him Xiangya Second Hospital, but refuse; he prefers to continue finding enlightenment at the county hospital. This smug, petty protagonist, aside from his protagonist halo, has long been utterly ruined.
It's interesting that thirty is considered middle age; it seems like lifespans are getting shorter.
The more I read, the more familiar the writing style seemed. I looked through the author's previous works, and sure enough, it was true. You haven't addressed that flaw yet—your penchant for lecturing. The writing is good, and the content is also quite good, but, but, but, a huge amount of writing effort is wasted on depicting dogfighting.
Thirty years old is really not too late
My comrade-in-arms, a 31-year-old medical doctor from Tongji Hospital, just graduated. My sister, a master's graduate in Traditional Chinese Medicine, is just getting started. At this age, he doesn't even qualify as a Yangtze River Young Scholar... Because Yangtze River Scholars are at least 35 years old...
If you're going to write a novel, write it in a fun way. Instead, you've included a bunch of petty, tedious dialogues that are long and tedious. If the protagonist didn't have some kind of cheat code, he'd be a complete piece of trash. He's incompetent and awkward. I'm worried about the author's mental state. Is he feeling frustrated and unfulfilled?