Does This Doctor Have No Limits?

It doesn't matter how good your handwork is. How many people can one person save in a day? Especially the useless protagonist who still needs to improve step by step. Just read various doctor upgrade articles and you will know that the protagonist never gets preferential treatment based on how many difficult diseases he saves, but how many people he saves to be awesome. The only protagonist in the world can do this surgery. As long as a big shot doesn't suffer from this disease, he is useless 🙂

It's better to start with the attending. There are strict hierarchies in the hospital. You can't do whatever you want at any level. The attending can do a lot of things. If you appoint a deputy chief and a deputy director, you can basically do most of them, and there will be more space.

It's just a fantasy before the patient's family members hit him in the basal ganglia during a medical incident and he fainted.

Medical literature can also be used as a harem, and I am as good as you. . . Fortunately, I took a look at the heroine. Goodbye.

I was a little tired of reading it. It was all about the filial piety of the parents in the hospital, and there were only a few chapters about treating illnesses and saving lives. Upgrading and adding some flow can't make it any better?

It was good at first, but suddenly it felt very hypocritical. Today's medical literature emphasizes teachers and students, and suppression of professional title promotion. Although the reality is like this, novels keep emphasizing these, and they are still messing around with it after failing. It is unrealistic to think about professional title promotion every day. If you fail, do you really care about this? If you don't have a professional title, you won't have it. If you don't have a mentor, you won't have it. Although doctors look at professional titles, technology is more important than anything else. Also, they are all majors in Western medicine. They don't have any contact with traditional Chinese medicine. At most, they only have a little bit of intervention from orthopedics. The perspectives are too limited. They only think about how a person can advance to a professional title. No one thinks about standards, methodologies, and the right to speak. It's boring and I have no interest in reading it.

The description of Zheng Mengxian is very annoying, and An Yue is unwilling to pay attention to him and still has to keep pestering him. It doesn't matter if you describe him as a villain. You have to write him as a good friend of the protagonist in the future. Then he intervenes in the cause and effect in an attempt to please both sides. He also wants to make friends with Meng, a licking dog who harasses the heroine, and portrays An Yue as the heroine. My impression is that all three of them have a very poor look and feel.

The doctor who is recorded in the book does not depend on how good your technique is or how strong your technique is. It all depends on whether you can develop new technologies and techniques that ordinary doctors can use. Doctors with high social status are responsible for maintaining high-level people. You can't live forever anyway.

In the hierarchical medical system, if you don't have a thesis, you won't be promoted to a professional title, and if you don't have a professional title, you won't be qualified to perform certain levels of surgery. What's the point of doing it? It's against the law if you do it.

I haven't read it yet, but in the medical system, you can get ahead if you have good skills, right? Brother, I am a practitioner. It can be said that it is comparable to northern Myanmar. The word is "black".