Middle-Aged, and Only Now Becoming a Doctor

You can mess up any life you have, and if the protagonist doesn't have a golden finger, he's just an unsatisfactory hospital bastard. Let's comment on the advantages and disadvantages of the novel. First of all, the protagonist is not open-minded enough and has various twists and turns in his personality. Secondly, the plot of "The Flying Camp and the Dog Gou Gou" is half-written, and it is tiring to read a recreational novel. There were a lot of typos and misspellings at the end. The advantage is that the sense of human connection and sophistication in the narrative is more realistic. The author should learn from cool articles like "The Great Doctor Ling Ran", and the subscription results should be better.

I suggest that all dialects be deleted. Whoever reads the novel will learn the dialects. Don't think it doesn't matter if there are not many. Doing this at the starting point will greatly affect the experience.

Regarding the dozens of chapters on the shelves, they are all overly plotted, which makes me feel unhappy. It's okay to write more about people, and it's okay to write more about youth and vigor, psychological transformation, trivial matters of supporting characters, family life, and relationships. But as soon as you put it on the shelves, you throw away the fun point of learning medical technology and write dozens of chapters with these excessive plots. What kind of trouble are you trying to make, author? The theme is to learn medical technology, so just over-plot interspersing it. Over-plot for more than 3 chapters will make readers feel weak. Over-plot for dozens of chapters in a row, but it started right after it was released. I also admire it. I watched the excessive plot for a maximum of 20 seconds per chapter. They were all scrolled down directly. After 3 consecutive chapters of excessive plot, every time I clicked on the next chapter and did not see the medical content I wanted to see, I felt more heartbroken and more unhappy.

Just asking one thing, is the author still writing those bullshit things?

I suggest changing the name of this book to "Participating in the Battle of the Medical System from the Age of Thirty"

Let the protagonist go to Xiangya, but the protagonist will not go. If the protagonist goes to Xiangya Second Hospital, the protagonist will not go. He just likes to continue to have ideas in the county hospital. The villain's triumph-style protagonist has long been made unnecessary except for the protagonist's aura.

It's really interesting. I'm already middle-aged in my thirties, and it seems like my lifespan is getting shorter and shorter.

The more I read, the more I realized that the writing style was very familiar. I looked through the author's past works, and sure enough, it turned out to be true. You haven't adjusted that weakness yet - you like to preach. The article is good and the content is also very good, but, but, but, a huge amount of writing energy is wasted on rendering dog fighting. If you want to watch dog fights, literary masterpieces include The Biography of Li Hongzhang, Zeng Guofan's Letters from Home, The Appearance of Officialdom, The Waves of Water, etc., And the well-known film and television works include "The Ming Dynasty 1566", "The Yongzheng Dynasty", "In the Name of the People", "Hurry Up", "Wenzhou Family" and so on. Why not go see those. I don't know if the author has thought about this problem. Many readers have pointed out the author's point in the previous book. You still have this one. Just fucked.

My comrade 31 from Tongji Hospital has just graduated with a doctorate in medicine. My sister has a master's degree in traditional Chinese medicine. Everything has just started. . At this age, he is not even considered a Yangtze River Young Scholar. . . . Because the Changjiang Scholars are at least 35. . . .

Writing a novel is just a bit more fun. There are a bunch of silly dialogues that are stinky and long. If the protagonist hadn't been tricked, he would have been a piece of trash, incompetent and awkward. The author's state of mind is a bit worrying, and he is depressed and frustrated?